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Tim pokes his brother’s arm. His brother frowns. Tim pokes again. His brother turns red. Tim laughs. His brother stomps away. Tim follows. He pokes again. His brother shouts. Tim enjoys the reaction. He pokes once more. His brother grabs a pillow. Tim dodges. They chase around the room. Pillows fly everywhere. They collapse.They laugh. The fight ends playfully. Brothers always push buttons.
Max runs into the kitchen. He grabs a bun. He sees the hot dogs. He opens the fridge. Cold air hits him. Max grabs the ketchup. He squeezes too hard. Ketchup flies everywhere. Max slips on the floor. He laughs. Hot dogs roll away. Max catches one. He makes his meal. Max eats his hot dog. It tastes great.
Tim holds a big red balloon. It pulls him up fast. Tim floats above trees. Birds fly near him. Tim waves. The balloon rises higher. Tim sees his house small. He laughs. The wind blows strong. Tim drifts over the park. Kids point up. Tim feels like a hero. He lands soft. Everyone cheers. Tim’s adventure feels amazing. What a way to go!
Lucy packs her lunch. She skips outside. Her lunchbox feels light. She opens it. A balloon pops out. The lunch flies away. Lucy chases the flying box. Birds watch her. The lunchbox floats higher. Lucy jumps. She grabs it. She laughs. A sandwich falls out. Lucy catches it. She runs. She eats. Her funny lunch adventure feels perfect. Lucy finishes, smiling big. What a day!
Tom tries to dance ballet. He spins and his legs tangle. He falls down hard. Tom stands up. He jumps again. His feet slip. Tom crashes into a chair. He rubs his head. Ballet shoes fly off. Tom sighs. He stumbles out. Dancing feels hard. Tom loves running more. Ballet is not for him. He runs outside. Freedom feels better. Tom smiles big.
Jake bets he can jump highest. He runs fast. He jumps high. His shoe flies off. It lands in a tree. Everyone gasps. Jake laughs. He jumps again. He grabs the shoe. His pants rip. Jake turns red. He wins the bet. Everyone cheers. Jake feels proud. His funny jump becomes famous. Jake smiles. He loves friendly bets.
Tim likes Lily. He feels nervous. He writes her a note. His dog grabs it. The dog runs outside. Tim chases the dog. The note flies away. Lily finds the note. She reads it. Lily smiles. She runs to Tim. They laugh together. Tim feels happy. They walk to the park. The day feels perfect. Tim’s plan works. Asking out can be fun!
Tom tries skating for fun. He wobbles a lot. His feet slip. Tom falls down hard. He stands up again. He tries to glide. Tom spins wildly. People watch him. Tom crashes into a bush. He laughs loudly. He stands up slowly. He skates well. Everyone claps. Tom grins widely. He feels proud. Tom loves skating now. His adventure feels amazing.
Tom loves cookies. He bakes a big batch. He hides them well. His brother sneaks in. He finds the cookies. He eats them all. Tom discovers the crumbs. He feels sad. Tom bakes again. He hides them better. His brother searches everywhere. Tom watches. He smiles. The cookies stay safe. Cheating brothers learn quickly. Tom enjoys his cookies. The lesson feels sweet.
A spider sits on a leaf. It has a tiny fiddle. It plays music. Birds stop and listen. The wind dances with the leaves. The spider enjoys its music. The sun shines brightly. Ants march in tune. A butterfly flutters nearby. The spider smiles. It continues to play. Everyone loves the spider’s melody. The forest feels alive. The spider fiddler plays all day.
