
Paul was feeling very guilty. He had chewed up his teacher's favourite pen and she was very mad. He had run out of the classroom, scared of what she might do.
Paul had run outside and sat under a tree, feeling very lonely and sad. Suddenly he heard a voice. It was gentle and kind.
The kind voice asked "Why are you feeling so guilty Paul?"
Paul looked around and saw a big, friendly bird staring at him. He looked very surprised and didn't know what to say.
The bird smiled and said "It's ok, you can tell me. I won't judge you."
Paul felt a bit better and told the bird that he had chewed up his teacher's pen. The bird looked a bit sad and said "Maybe you should go back and tell your teacher you're sorry. It will make you feel better and make your teacher happy."
Paul thought about this and realized that it was the right thing to do. So he took a deep breath and walked back to the classroom. When he got back, his teacher looked at him and said "I'm glad you came back. Are you ready to apologize?"
Paul nodded and said sorry. His teacher looked at him and smiled. "It's ok, Paul. I forgive you. Now let's try to find another pen." 
Paul felt so much better. He knew it was the right thing to
