

Tom and Mia are friends. They like to play with cars and trucks. One day, Tom has a new toy. It is a big red truck that can make noise and move by itself. Tom is very happy and proud of his truck.
"Look, Mia, this is my new truck. It can go vroom vroom and beep beep. Do you want to play with it?" Tom asks Mia.
Mia is curious and enthusiastic. She likes trucks too. She nods and smiles. "Yes, Tom, I want to play with it. Can I hold it?"
Tom is kind and generous. He accepts to share his truck with Mia. He gives it to her and says, "Here you go, Mia. You can hold it. But be careful, it needs gas to work. See this button? It makes gas come out. Don't press it too much or it will run out of gas."
Mia takes the truck and thanks Tom. She holds it and presses the button. The truck makes noise and moves by itself. Mia is amazed and excited. She presses the button again and again. She likes the gas sound.
Tom watches Mia and laughs. He is happy that Mia likes his truck. But he also notices that the truck is slowing down. He knows that it is running out of gas. He says to Mia, "Mia, stop pressing the button. The truck needs gas to work. If you press it too much, it will stop and we can't play with it."
Mia hears Tom and stops pressing the button. She looks at the truck and sees that it is not moving anymore. She is sad and sorry. She says to Tom, "Oh no, Tom, I'm sorry. I pressed the button too much. I used all the gas. Now the truck is broken. Can we fix it?"
Tom is not angry or upset. He is understanding and helpful. He says to Mia, "Don't worry, Mia. The truck is not broken. It just needs more gas. We can fix it. We just need to find some gas. Do you know where we can find some gas?"
Mia thinks and remembers. She says to Tom, "Yes, Tom, I know. We can find some gas in the kitchen. Daddy has a gas can for the grill. We can use some of his gas. Come on, let's go."
Tom and Mia run to the kitchen. They find the gas can and fill the truck with some gas. They are careful and safe. They don't spill or touch the gas. They take the truck back to the living room. They press the button and the truck makes noise and moves by itself again. They are happy and relieved. They play with the truck and have fun. They share and take turns. They are good friends.
