

Tom and Amy were friends who liked to play with cars. They had many cars of different colors and sizes. One day, Tom got a new car from his mom. It was a shiny silver car that looked very fast and cool.
"Wow, look at my new car!" Tom said, showing it to Amy. "It is the best car ever!"
Amy looked at the car and felt sad. She did not have a silver car. She only had a red car, a blue car, and a yellow car. She wanted a silver car too.
"Can I play with your silver car?" Amy asked Tom.
"No, you can't!" Tom said. "It is my car and I don't want to share it. You can play with your own cars."
Amy felt hurt and angry. She did not like Tom's answer. She thought he was being mean and selfish. She did not want to play with him anymore.
She turned away and started to play with her red car. She pretended it was a fire truck and made siren noises.
Tom saw Amy playing with her red car and felt curious. He liked fire trucks too. He wanted to join her and play together.
"Can I play with your red car?" Tom asked Amy.
"No, you can't!" Amy said. "It is my car and I don't want to share it. You can play with your own car."
Tom felt hurt and angry. He did not like Amy's answer. He thought she was being mean and selfish. He did not want to play with her anymore.
He turned away and started to play with his silver car. He pretended it was a rocket and made zooming noises.
But soon, he felt bored and lonely. He realized that playing with his silver car was not as fun as playing with Amy. He missed her and wanted to be friends again.
He looked at Amy and saw that she was bored and lonely too. She realized that playing with her red car was not as fun as playing with Tom. She missed him and wanted to be friends again.
They both felt sorry for what they had said and done. They wanted to say sorry and make up.
They walked towards each other and smiled.
"I'm sorry, Tom," Amy said. "I was wrong to be angry at you. Your silver car is very nice and I'm happy for you. Can we share our cars and play together?"
"I'm sorry, Amy," Tom said. "I was wrong to be selfish with you. Your red car is very cool and I like it. Can we share our cars and play together?"
They hugged and said yes. They learned to accept each other's cars and be happy with what they had. They learned that being different is not bad, but good. They learned that sharing is caring and that friendship is more important than things. They played with their cars and had a lot of fun. They were friends again.
