

Tom and Sam are friends. They like to play with a ball in the park. One day, they see a big tree with a rope. The rope has a knot at the end. They want to swing on the rope.
Tom goes first. He holds the knot and runs. He swings high in the air. He feels happy. He lets go of the knot and lands on the grass. He laughs.
Sam goes next. He holds the knot and runs. He swings high in the air. He feels happy. But he does not let go of the knot. He is scared. He holds on tight. He swings back and forth. He cries.
Tom hears Sam cry. He wants to help him. He is a reliable friend. He runs to the tree. He climbs up the trunk. He reaches the branch. He grabs the rope. He pulls Sam closer. He tells him to let go of the knot. He says he will catch him.
Sam trusts Tom. He lets go of the knot. He falls. Tom catches him. He hugs him. He says he is brave. He says he is his friend. He says he saved him.
They go back to the grass. They play with the ball. They are happy. They are friends.
