

Tim and Liz were playing in the park. They saw a big tree with a hole in it. They wanted to see what was inside.
"Let's enter the tree!" Tim said.
"OK, but be careful!" Liz said.
They crawled into the hole and found a dark and cozy space. They saw a trunk with a lock on it.
"Wow, what is in the trunk?" Liz wondered.
"Maybe it is a treasure!" Tim guessed.
They tried to open the trunk, but it was too hard. They pushed and pulled, but nothing happened.
Suddenly, they heard a voice.
"Who is there? What are you doing in my tree?" The voice was angry and loud.
Tim and Liz were scared. They saw a man with a beard and a hat. He was the owner of the tree and the trunk.
"We are sorry, sir. We were just playing. We did not mean to bother you." Tim said.
"You should not enter other people's homes without permission. That is rude and wrong. And you should not touch other people's things. That is stealing and bad." The man said.
Tim and Liz felt ashamed. They knew they had made a mistake.
"We are very sorry, sir. We will not do it again. Please forgive us." Liz said.
The man looked at them. He saw they were young and curious. He decided to be kind.
"OK, I forgive you. But you have to promise me to respect other people's property and privacy. And you have to leave now. This is my home, not a playground." The man said.
Tim and Liz nodded. They thanked the man and crawled out of the hole. They ran back to their parents and told them what happened. They learned a lesson that day. They never entered the tree again.
