

Tim liked to play hockey with his friends. He had a stick and a puck and he wore a helmet and gloves. He was good at hitting the puck and scoring goals. He was proud of his hockey skills.
One day, he went to the park with his friends to play hockey. There was a big ice rink where they could skate and play. Tim was excited and he wanted to show off his skills. He skated fast and tried to hit the puck hard. But he was careless and he did not look where he was going.
He bumped into a girl who was also skating on the ice. She fell down and dropped her hat and scarf. She was not happy. She looked at Tim and said, "Hey, watch where you are going! You are so careless! You made me fall and you messed up my hat and scarf!"
Tim felt bad. He did not mean to bump into the girl. He said, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I did not see you. Are you okay? Here, let me help you." He picked up her hat and scarf and gave them to her. He helped her get up and asked if she was hurt.
The girl was not hurt, but she was still angry. She said, "You should be more careful. You could have hurt me or yourself. You should not play hockey here. This is not a hockey rink. This is a skating rink. Go play hockey somewhere else!"
Tim felt embarrassed. He did not know that this was not a hockey rink. He thought he could play hockey anywhere. He looked around and saw that everyone was staring at him. He felt his face turn red. He said, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I did not know. I will go play hockey somewhere else." He took his stick and puck and skated away. He felt sad and ashamed. He wished he had been more careful. He learned a lesson that day. He learned to be more careful and to respect other people's space. He hoped the girl would forgive him. He hoped his friends would not laugh at him. He hoped he could still play hockey and have fun.
