

Sara and Ben are friends. They like to play in the park. One day, they see a big lock on the gate. They want to go inside, but they cannot.
"Who put the lock there?" Sara asks.
"I don't know. Maybe the park is closed," Ben says.
They are sad. They look around. They see a big tree near the fence. The tree has a branch that goes over the fence.
"Look, Sara! We can hop on the branch and go inside the park!" Ben says.
He runs to the tree and climbs up. He hops on the branch and swings over the fence. He lands on the grass.
"Come on, Sara! It is fun!" he shouts.
Sara is scared. She does not like to hop high. She stays on the ground.
"Ben, I don't want to hop. It is too high. I might fall," she says.
Ben sees that Sara is scared. He feels sorry. He hops back on the branch and climbs down the tree.
"It is okay, Sara. We don't have to hop. We can play here," he says.
He gives Sara a hug. He sees a candy shop across the street. He has some money in his pocket.
"Hey, Sara! Do you want some candy? They have sweet candy there. We can share," he says.
Sara smiles. She likes candy. She likes Ben.
"Yes, Ben! I want some candy. You are a good friend," she says.
They hold hands and cross the street. They buy some candy and eat it. They are happy. They forget about the lock.
