

Lily and Tom are friends. They like to play sport in the park. They have a ball and a net. They part the net in two. One part is for Lily, one part is for Tom. They throw the ball over the net and catch it.
"Your part is bigger than mine!" Tom says. He is not happy. He wants a bigger part of the net.
"No, it is not!" Lily says. She is happy. She likes her part of the net.
"Yes, it is!" Tom says. He is angry. He pulls the net to make his part bigger.
"Stop it!" Lily says. She is sad. She pulls the net back to make her part the same.
The net breaks. The ball rolls away. Lily and Tom have no sport to play. They have no net and no ball. They have no fun.
They look at each other. They feel sorry. They say sorry.
"I am sorry, Lily. I was mean. I don't need a bigger part of the net. I just want to play with you." Tom says.
"I am sorry, Tom. I was mean too. I don't care about the net. I just want to play with you too." Lily says.
They hug. They are friends again. They find the ball. They play a new sport. They kick the ball to each other. They laugh. They have fun. They are happy.
