

One day, a girl named Lily went to the park with her mom. She loved to see the animals there, especially the deer. They were so delicate and pretty, with brown fur and big eyes. Lily wanted to talk to them and be their friend.
She saw a deer near the fence and ran to it. She said, "Hello, deer. I am Lily. Do you want to play with me?" The deer looked at her and nodded. Lily was very happy. She reached out her hand to touch the deer's nose.
But then, a loud noise scared the deer. It was a dog, barking and running towards them. The deer jumped away and ran to the other side of the park. Lily was sad and scared. She cried, "No, dog! Go away! Leave the deer alone!"
Her mom heard her and came to her. She picked her up and hugged her. She said, "It's okay, Lily. The dog didn't mean to scare the deer. He just wanted to say hello, too. But the deer are very shy and nervous. They don't like loud noises or fast movements. They need to be calm and gentle."
Lily nodded and wiped her tears. She said, "I'm sorry, deer. I didn't know. I hope you are okay. Maybe next time we can talk again." She looked at the deer, who was still hiding behind a tree. The deer peeked out and nodded back. Lily smiled and waved. She learned a lesson that day. She learned to respect the deer and their feelings. She learned to be calm and gentle, too.
