Once upon a time, a little fish named Fin lived in a small tank. He had a friend named Bubbles, who was a deaf snail. They liked to play together and swim around the tank. One day, Fin saw a big, new tank with many colorful fish. He wanted to go there and play with them.
Fin told Bubbles, "I want to go to the big tank and play with the other fish." Bubbles could not hear him, but he could read Fin's lips. Bubbles felt sad because he knew Fin might forget him. Bubbles said, "Please remember me, Fin."
Fin went to the big tank, and he played with the new fish. They had fun, but Fin missed Bubbles. He remembered his deaf friend and how they used to play together in their small tank. Fin decided to go back to his old tank and be with Bubbles.
When Fin returned, Bubbles was very happy to see him. They played together again, and Fin knew that being with his true friend was more important than being with many new friends. The moral of the story is to always remember and cherish your true friends.
