Once upon a time, in a small town, there was a big parade. Many people came to see it. They were very excited. In the parade, there was an ancient car. It was very old but still worked. A little boy named Tim saw the car and thought it was cool.
Tim wanted to be in the parade too. He had a little red bike. He thought it was fast. So, he decided to join the parade. He said to his mom, "Mom, I want to be in the parade with my bike!" His mom said, "Okay, but be careful and don't rush."
The parade started, and Tim was very happy. He was riding his bike with the other people. But Tim wanted to be in front of the parade. He thought that if he rushed, he could be the first one. So, he started to rush. He went very fast, but then he fell off his bike. He was sad and hurt.
A kind man in the ancient car saw Tim and stopped. He helped Tim up and said, "Little boy, remember not to rush. It's not good to be too fast." Tim learned his lesson. He knew that rushing is not always good.
The moral of the story is that we should not rush in life. It's better to be slow and steady.
