

Ben was a boy who liked to swim in the sea. He was very independent and did not listen to his mom and dad. They told him to stay close to them and not go too far. But Ben wanted to see the jellyfish. He thought they were pretty and shiny.
One day, Ben saw a big jellyfish near the shore. He swam towards it, leaving his mom and dad behind. He wanted to touch the jellyfish and play with it. He did not know that jellyfish can sting and hurt. He reached out his hand and felt a sharp pain. He cried out loud and let go of the jellyfish.
His mom and dad heard him and swam to him. They saw the red mark on his hand and knew he was stung by the jellyfish. They took him out of the water and put some cream on his hand. They hugged him and told him he was brave. But they also told him he was naughty and should have listened to them. They said jellyfish are not toys and can be dangerous.
Ben felt sorry and said he was sorry. He learned his lesson and promised to be more careful and obedient. He realized that being independent does not mean doing whatever he wants. He still liked to swim in the sea, but he always stayed close to his mom and dad. He also learned to respect the jellyfish and other animals in the sea. He understood that they have their own lives and feelings and should not be bothered. He became a smarter and kinder boy.
