

Lily was a curious girl who liked to explore new things. One day, she saw a big crane near her house. It was lifting heavy things and making loud noises. Lily wanted to see it closer, so she ran to the fence and climbed on it.
"Hey, what are you doing there?" a man shouted from the crane. He was wearing a yellow hat and a blue shirt. He looked angry.
"I want to see the crane," Lily said. "It is big and cool."
"You can't be here, it is dangerous," the man said. "The crane can hurt you, or you can fall. And there is fire over there, it can burn you. Go back to your house, now!"
Lily saw the fire. It was orange and red, and it was making smoke. It was coming from a pile of wood and metal. Lily felt scared. She did not like the fire. It was hot and bad.
"OK, I will go," Lily said. She climbed down from the fence and ran to her house. She did not want to see the crane anymore. She wanted to be safe and warm.
She told her mom what she saw. Her mom hugged her and said, "I'm glad you are OK, Lily. You should never go near the crane or the fire. They are not for playing. They are for working. And you should always listen to the man in the yellow hat. He knows what is best."
Lily nodded. She learned her lesson. She was still curious, but she knew some things were better to watch from far away. She decided to play with her toys instead. She liked her toys. They were fun and nice.
