

Tommy was a good boy, but sometimes he did bad things. One day, he broke his sister's doll. He was angry because she did not share her toys with him. He pulled the doll's hair and threw it on the floor. The doll's head came off and the eyes fell out.
His sister saw what he did and cried. She ran to their mom and told her. Mom was very sad and mad. She came to Tommy and said, "You are a naughty boy, Tommy. You hurt your sister and her doll. You need to say sorry and fix the doll. If you don't, I will punish you. You will not have any cookies or TV for a week."
Tommy was scared. He did not want to be punished. He did not want to lose his cookies or TV. He also felt bad for his sister and her doll. He said, "I'm sorry, mom. I'm sorry, sis. I was mean and stupid. I will try to fix the doll. Please don't punish me."
Mom hugged him and said, "I'm glad you are sorry, Tommy. But you still need to learn your lesson. You can help me fix the doll, but you will have only one cookie and no TV today. You need to be more careful and kind with your sister and her toys. They are not yours to break. They are hers to love."
Tommy nodded and said, "OK, mom. I understand. I will be more careful and kind. I love you and sis. Can I give her a hug?"
Mom smiled and said, "Of course, you can. She is your sister and she loves you too. You are both my angels." She took Tommy and his sister to the couch and helped them fix the doll. They glued the head and the eyes back and combed the hair. The doll looked almost new. Tommy and his sister hugged and said sorry to each other. They played with the doll and other toys. Mom watched them and felt happy. She gave them each a cookie and a kiss. She was proud of her angels.
