The fish begged Samir to let him go. "If you release me, I will grant you three wishes!" it promised. Samir thought carefully. "I wish for enough food for my family!" The fish granted his wish, and a basket of fish appeared. For his second wish, Samir asked for a small house by the sea. The fish granted that too, and soon, Samir and his family lived comfortably. 

 For his final wish, Samir thought long and hard. "I want happiness for my family and enough resources to help others in need." The fish smiled and granted his wish, filling the village with prosperity. The fisherman realized that true happiness came not from wealth but from sharing and caring for others. 

He became a beloved figure in his village, always helping those around him. 

Moral of the story: True wealth lies in the happiness of those we love and in our ability to help others.