Once upon a time, in a small house, there lived a boy named Tim. Tim had a new toy car that he loved to play with. One day, while playing with his toy car, he accidentally split it in half. Tim was very sad and cried.
His mom heard him cry and came to see what was wrong. "What happened, Tim?" she asked. "I split my new toy car," Tim said, still crying. His mom hugged him and said, "Don't worry, we can fix it with some glue."
While Tim's mom was fixing the car, Tim saw a bottle of medicine on the table. He knew that medicine could make people feel better, so he thought it might help his toy car, too. Tim poured some medicine on the car, but it didn't help. Instead, it made the car sticky.
His mom saw what he did and said, "Tim, medicine is for people, not for toys. It's important to use things for their right purpose." Tim learned that day that using things the right way is important. And, with his mom's help, they fixed his toy car with glue, and Tim was happy again.
