

Tom and Lily were playing with their toys in the living room. Tom had a big truck and Lily had a doll. Tom wanted to play with the doll, but Lily said no.
"Please, Lily, let me play with the doll. It is so pretty and soft," Tom said.
"No, Tom, it is my doll. You have your truck. Go play with that," Lily said.
Tom did not listen to Lily. He tried to grab the doll from her hands. Lily held on tight and screamed.
"Stop, Tom, stop! You are hurting me and the doll!" Lily said.
But Tom did not stop. He pulled harder and harder. He wanted the doll so much. He did not care about Lily or the truck. He insisted on having the doll.
Then, something bad happened. The doll's head came off. Tom and Lily both looked at the doll in shock. The doll was broken. Lily started to cry.
"Look what you did, Tom! You broke my doll! You are a bad brother and a bad player!" Lily said.
Tom felt sorry and scared. He did not mean to break the doll. He tried to fix it, but he could not. He wished he had played with his truck instead. He wished he had been more useful and kind to Lily. But it was too late. Lily was very angry and sad. She ran to their mom and told her what Tom did. Tom knew he was in big trouble. He wished he had not insisted on having the doll.
