

Ben and Mia are twins. They like to play in their room. But they do not like to tidy up their toys. They leave them on the floor, on the bed, on the table. Mom and Dad are not happy.
One day, Mom and Dad go out. They leave Ben and Mia with Grandma. Grandma says, "You can play, but you have to tidy up your toys when you are done. Or you will have no dessert." Ben and Mia nod, but they do not listen.
They play with their cars, their dolls, their blocks. They have fun. They make a lot of noise. They do not tidy up their toys. They forget what Grandma said.
Grandma is in the kitchen. She makes a cake. She wants to call Mom and Dad. She goes to the living room. She looks for her phone. She does not see it. She walks to the twins' room. She opens the door.
She sees a mess. Toys are everywhere. She sees her phone on the floor. She wants to pick it up. But she does not see a car. She steps on the car. She slips. She falls. She hurts her back. She cries.
Ben and Mia hear Grandma cry. They run to her. They see her on the floor. They see her phone. They see the car. They feel bad. They say, "We are sorry, Grandma. We did not tidy up our toys. We were naughty. Are you okay?"
Grandma says, "I am not okay. I hurt my back. I need help. I need to call Mom and Dad. Can you give me my phone?" Ben and Mia give her the phone. She calls Mom and Dad. She tells them what happened. She says, "Please come home. I need to go to the doctor."
Mom and Dad come home. They see Grandma on the floor. They see the mess. They are angry. They say, "Ben and Mia, what did you do? You did not tidy up your toys. You made Grandma slip. You made her hurt. You were very bad. You have to say sorry to Grandma. And you have to tidy up your toys. And you have no dessert."
Ben and Mia say sorry to Grandma. They hug her. They say, "We love you, Grandma. We will not do it again. We will tidy up our toys. We will be good." Grandma says, "I love you, too. But you have to learn. You have to be careful. You have to be tidy. Or you will have trouble."
Ben and Mia learn their lesson. They tidy up their toys. They help Grandma. They are good. They are happy.
