

Tom and Sam were friends who liked to study. They studied many things, like numbers, letters, animals and colors. They also liked to play with dough. They made shapes and figures with the dough and pretended they were real.
One day, they saw a big house with a big car and a big garden. They wondered who lived there. They asked a lady who was walking by. She said, "That is Mr. Rich. He has a lot of money and things. He is very rich."
Tom and Sam wanted to be rich too. They thought, "Maybe if we study more, we will be rich like Mr. Rich." They decided to study more and more and more. They stopped playing with dough and other toys. They only studied all day and all night.
But they were not happy. They missed playing with dough and having fun. They also missed their other friends who still played and laughed. They felt lonely and bored. They realized that studying was good, but not too much. They needed to balance their time and enjoy their childhood.
They decided to go to Mr. Rich's house and ask him how he became rich. They knocked on his door and waited. Mr. Rich opened the door and looked at them. He said, "Who are you and what do you want?"
Tom and Sam said, "We are Tom and Sam. We are your neighbors. We want to know how you became rich. We want to be rich like you."
Mr. Rich smiled and said, "Come in, come in. I will tell you my story. But first, do you want to play with some dough? I have a lot of dough in my kitchen. I like to play with dough and make things. It makes me happy."
Tom and Sam were surprised and happy. They said, "Yes, we love to play with dough. We used to play with dough a lot, but then we stopped. We thought we had to study more to be rich."
Mr. Rich said, "Studying is important, but so is playing. You need to do both. You need to learn new things, but also have fun and be creative. That is how I became rich. I studied hard, but I also played hard. I used my dough to make inventions and sell them. I also made friends and helped others. That is how I became rich and happy."
Tom and Sam learned a valuable lesson. They thanked Mr. Rich and went back to their homes. They decided to study and play with dough every day. They also invited their other friends to join them. They were not rich in money, but they were rich in happiness.
