

Sara and Tom are twins. They like to play in the park with their mom and dad. They have a big kite that flies high in the sky. They take turns to hold the string and make the kite go up and down.
One day, the wind is very strong. The kite flies faster and faster. Sara holds the string, but it is hard. She pulls and pulls, but the kite does not come back. The string makes a knot around her hand. It hurts. She cries.
"Help, help!" Sara shouts. "The kite is taking me away!"
Tom hears Sara. He runs to her. He tries to untie the knot, but it is too tight. He calls mom and dad. They come quickly. They help Tom to free Sara's hand. They hug her and kiss her.
"It's okay, Sara. You are safe now. We are here," mom says.
"I'm sorry, mom. I did not mean to lose the kite," Sara says.
"It's okay, Sara. The kite is not important. You are important. We love you," dad says.
They look at the sky. The kite is gone. They cannot see it anymore. They are sad, but they are happy to be together.
They go home. They have some cookies and milk. They cuddle on the couch. They watch a funny show. They laugh and smile. They feel peaceful. They spend a good time as a family. They are happy.
