

There was a boy who liked to play with his toys. He had many toys, but his favorite was a red car. He liked to zoom the car around the floor and make loud noises. He was happy with his car.
One day, he went to the park with his mom. He saw another boy who had a blue car. The boy's car was bigger and shinier than his car. He wanted the blue car very much. He asked the boy if he could play with his car. The boy said no, it was his car. He asked again and again, but the boy said no every time.
The boy with the red car got angry. He decided to take the blue car by force. He ran to the boy and grabbed his car. The boy with the blue car cried and tried to get his car back. He said it was not fair. He said he was kind to the boy with the red car and let him see his car, but he did not want to share it. He said he loved his car very much.
The boy with the red car did not care. He insisted that the blue car was his now. He pushed the boy with the blue car and ran away. He laughed and said he had the best car in the world. He did not see the big dog that was chasing him. The dog was hungry and thought the blue car was a toy. The dog bit the boy with the red car and took the blue car in his mouth. The boy with the red car screamed and cried. He had no car and he was hurt.
The boy with the blue car felt sorry for the boy with the red car. He ran to him and helped him. He said he was sorry for what happened. He said he would share his car with him if he wanted. He said he was kind to him and wanted to be his friend. The boy with the red car said he was sorry too. He said he was mean to him and did not want to be his friend. He said he learned his lesson. He said he would never take things that were not his again. He said he wished he still had his red car. He said he was sad and alone. The end.
