

Tom and Lily are twins. They like to play with their toy cars. They zoom them on the floor, on the sofa, on the table. They make noises like vroom, beep, honk.
One day, they have a new idea. They want to zoom their cars on the fridge. The fridge is big and white and cold. It has magnets and pictures on it. Tom and Lily think it will be fun to stick their cars on the fridge and make them slide down.
They run to the kitchen with their cars. They climb on a chair and reach the fridge. They stick their cars on the fridge with the magnets. They watch them slide down slowly. They laugh and clap.
"Look, Lily, my car is faster than yours!" Tom says.
"No, Tom, my car is prettier than yours!" Lily says.
They stick their cars on the fridge again and again. They have a lot of fun.
But then, Mom comes to the kitchen. She sees Tom and Lily on the chair. She sees their cars on the fridge. She sees the magnets and the pictures falling down. She is not happy.
"Tom! Lily! What are you doing? You are making a mess! You are being crazy!" Mom says.
Tom and Lily stop playing. They look at Mom. They feel sorry.
"Sorry, Mom. We were just playing. We wanted to zoom our cars on the fridge." Tom says.
"Yeah, sorry, Mom. We didn't mean to make a mess. We thought it was fun." Lily says.
Mom sighs. She loves Tom and Lily, but sometimes they are too wild. She tells them to get down from the chair. She tells them to pick up their cars and the magnets and the pictures. She tells them to help her clean the fridge.
Tom and Lily do what Mom says. They help her clean the fridge. They say sorry again. They hug Mom.
Mom hugs them back. She smiles. She knows they are good kids. She knows they have a lot of imagination. She tells them to play with their cars somewhere else. She tells them to be careful.
Tom and Lily nod. They take their cars and go to their room. They zoom them on the bed, on the shelf, on the rug. They make noises like vroom, beep, honk. They have fun, but not too much. They don't want to make Mom angry again. They love Mom.
