

Ben and Lily liked to play with their toy cars. They had many cars of different colors and sizes. They liked to make them go fast on the floor and pretend they were in a race.
One day, they decided to have a parade with their cars. They lined them up in a row and made noises like horns and sirens. They marched around the room with their cars, waving to their mom and dad.
But then, Ben saw that Lily had more cars than him. He felt sad and angry. He wanted to have more cars too. He tried to take some of Lily's cars, but she said no. They started to fight and pull the cars.
Mom and dad heard the noise and came to see what was wrong. They saw Ben and Lily crying and yelling. They asked them why they were fighting.
Ben said, "Lily has more cars than me. It's not fair. I want more cars for the parade."
Lily said, "Ben tried to take my cars. They are mine. I don't want to share."
Mom and dad looked at the cars and saw that they had many cars. They said, "You have enough cars for both of you. You don't need to fight. You can share and have fun together. You can supply each other with cars and make a bigger parade."
They helped Ben and Lily to calm down and say sorry to each other. They showed them how to share and trade the cars. They gave them some stickers and ribbons to decorate the cars. They said, "Now you have a beautiful parade. You can show us your cars and tell us their names and stories."
Ben and Lily smiled and hugged each other. They thanked mom and dad for their help. They picked up their cars and continued their parade. They made them go fast and slow, loud and quiet, happy and silly. They had a lot of fun with their cars and with each other.
