A tricky boy plays a fun game. He hides his sister’s red key. His sister looks for the key. The boy watches his sister search. The boy feels happy with game. He hides a blue pencil next. His sister makes a sad face. The boy likes this tricky game. One day the boy wants his toy. It is a small toy car. The boy looks for his car. The car is not on table. The car is not on shelf. The boy searches all his room. The boy feels a little sad. His favorite car is not here. The boy wants his toy car. This feels like a bad game. The boy gets own medicine. He understands the bad feeling. His sister watches the boy. His sister smiles a small smile. Maybe his sister hides the car. The boy looks at his sister. His sister shows the toy car. The boy feels happy. He takes the toy car. The boy learns a new lesson. Hiding makes some people sad. The boy thinks about the keys. He stops the hide things game. People need keys for the door. The boy plays with his car. The car is a good toy. The boy is a good boy. He understands other feelings. The house is happy. Keys stay in right place. Everyone smiles in the house. Pencils stay on the desk.
