One day, a boy named Tim and his friend Sue went to play. They had a cart. They liked to put things in the cart. They put toys, rocks, and leaves in it. They were very organized. They put the toys on one side, the rocks on another, and the leaves on the last side. They pushed the cart around the yard.
Tim said, "Let's play a game! I will push the cart and you put things in it!" Sue liked the idea. They played the game. But then, they saw a big hill. Tim wanted to go down the hill with the cart. Sue was scared.
"No, Tim! It's too big!" said Sue. Tim didn't listen. He pushed the cart down the hill. The cart went very fast. Sue yelled, "Stop, Tim! The cart will break!" Tim tried to stop, but the cart did not yield. It hit a tree. The cart broke.
Tim was sad. He said, "I'm sorry, Sue. I should have listened to you." Sue said, "It's okay, Tim. We can fix the cart together." They worked together and fixed the cart. They learned to listen to each other and be more careful.
