

Lily loves trains. She has a toy train that she plays with every day. She makes it go fast and slow, and makes noises like choo-choo and beep-beep. She wants to see a real train, but she has never been on one.
One day, her mom says they can take the bus to the train station. Lily is very happy. She puts on her coat and hat, and holds her toy train in her hand. She says bye-bye to her dad and her cat, and goes outside with her mom.
They wait for the bus at the stop. Lily is impatient. She asks her mom, "When will the bus come? When will we see the train?" Her mom says, "Soon, Lily, soon. Be patient." Lily tries to be patient, but she is bored. She looks at the cars and the trees and the birds, but she only wants to see the train.
The bus finally comes. Lily and her mom get on the bus and sit down. Lily looks out the window, hoping to see the train. She sees more cars and trees and birds, but no train. She asks her mom again, "When will we see the train?" Her mom says, "Soon, Lily, soon. We are almost there."
They get off the bus at the train station. Lily hears a loud noise. She looks up and sees a big, shiny train. It is red and blue and yellow, and it has a lot of windows and doors. It makes a loud choo-choo sound, and smoke comes out of its top. Lily is amazed. She says, "Wow, mom, look! It's a train! A real train!" Her mom smiles and says, "Yes, Lily, it's a train. Do you want to go inside?" Lily nods and says, "Yes, yes, yes!" She runs to the train with her mom, holding her toy train in her hand. She is very happy. She can't wait to see what the train is like inside.
