

Timmy loved his bicycle. It was red and shiny and had a bell that went ding-ding. He got it for his birthday from his mom and dad. They said it was his original bicycle, because it was the first one he ever had.
One day, Timmy wanted to ride his bicycle to the park. He asked his mom if he could go. She said yes, but he had to wear his helmet and be careful. She also said he had to remind her when he came back, because she had a surprise for him. Timmy wondered what the surprise was. He said okay and put on his helmet.
He rode his bicycle to the park and had a lot of fun. He saw his friends and played with them. He went on the swings and the slide and the seesaw. He forgot about the time and the surprise. He was having too much fun.
Then he heard a loud noise. It was a big truck that was driving by the park. It was very noisy and scary. Timmy looked at the truck and saw something that made him gasp. It was his bicycle! The truck had his bicycle on the back, along with other things. Timmy realized that he had left his bicycle outside the park gate, and someone had taken it and put it on the truck.
Timmy ran after the truck, but it was too fast. He shouted and cried, but no one heard him. He lost his bicycle, his original bicycle, and he didn't know what to do. He felt very sad and angry.
He walked back to his house, with tears in his eyes. He didn't want to see his mom or his surprise. He just wanted his bicycle back. He opened the door and saw his mom waiting for him. She smiled and said, "Timmy, I have a surprise for you. Look what I found on the street. It's your bicycle!"
Timmy couldn't believe his eyes. It was his bicycle, his red and shiny and ding-ding bicycle. His mom had seen the truck and followed it. She had seen the driver stop and unload some things. She had seen his bicycle and recognized it. She had taken it back and brought it home.
Timmy was so happy and relieved. He hugged his mom and thanked her. He said he was sorry for forgetting to remind her. He said he loved her and his bicycle. He said it was the best surprise ever. His mom said she loved him too and was glad he was safe. She said he had learned a lesson. He had to be careful with his things and not leave them unattended. She said he had to be more responsible with his original bicycle. Timmy said he understood and he would. He said he wanted to ride his bicycle again. His mom said he could, but he had to wear his helmet and be careful. Timmy said okay and put on his helmet. He rode his bicycle to the park and had a lot of fun. He didn't forget about the time or the surprise. He was happy and grateful. He had his bicycle, his original bicycle, and he loved it.
