

Sam and Mia were playing with their toy cars on the floor. They liked to make them zoom and crash and honk. But then Sam saw something on the window. It was a big bird with black feathers and a yellow beak. It looked angry and hungry.
"Look, Mia, a bird!" Sam said, pointing at the window.
Mia looked up and gasped. She was scared of the bird. She thought it might break the window and hurt them.
"Let's hide, Sam!" Mia said, grabbing her car and running to the couch.
Sam followed her, but he did not want to hide. He wanted to see the bird. He thought it was cool and brave. He left his car on the floor and crawled to the window. He wanted to touch the bird.
"Sam, come back!" Mia whispered, but Sam did not listen.
He reached the window and put his hand on the glass. The bird saw him and squawked. It pecked at the glass, trying to get to Sam. Sam was not scared. He laughed and wiped the glass with his hand, making the bird more angry.
"Go away, bird!" Sam said, wiping harder.
But the bird did not go away. It pecked harder and harder, until the glass cracked. Sam was surprised and stopped wiping. He saw the crack and felt the wind. He heard the bird flap its wings and fly inside. He was in trouble.
"Help, Mia, help!" Sam screamed, as the bird chased him around the room.
Mia heard Sam and got up from the couch. She saw the bird and the broken window. She felt helpless. She did not know what to do. She wanted to help Sam, but she was too scared of the bird.
She looked around and saw Sam's car on the floor. She had an idea. She picked up the car and threw it at the bird. The car hit the bird on the head and made it fall. The bird was stunned and stopped moving.
"Sam, run!" Mia shouted, as she ran to the door.
Sam saw Mia and the car and the bird. He realized what Mia did. He was proud of her. He ran to the door and joined her. They opened the door and ran outside. They were safe.
They hugged each other and thanked each other. They looked at the window and the bird. They felt sorry for the bird. It was hurt and lost. It did not belong in their land. They hoped it would fly away and find its home.
They decided to never play with the window again. They learned their lesson. They went back inside and played with their cars on the floor. They were happy and careful. They were friends.
