

Sara and Tom were playing in the park. They liked to pretend they were pirates and look for treasure. Sara had a necklace with shiny beads that she called her jewelry. She wore it around her neck and said it was a gift from the pirate queen.
Tom wanted to have the necklace too. He thought it was very pretty and he liked how it sparkled in the sun. He asked Sara if he could borrow it, but Sara said no. She said it was hers and she did not want to share it.
Tom was angry and sad. He decided to take the necklace when Sara was not looking. He waited until Sara went to the slide and then he ran to her bag and grabbed the necklace. He put it in his pocket and ran away.
Sara came back from the slide and saw that her bag was open and her necklace was gone. She was very upset and started to cry. She looked around and saw Tom running away with something in his pocket. She knew he had taken her jewelry. She ran after him and shouted, "Tom, give me back my necklace! That's not nice!"
Tom heard Sara and felt guilty. He knew he had done something wrong. He stopped and turned around. He saw Sara's face and how sad she was. He took out the necklace and gave it back to her. He said, "I'm sorry, Sara. I was selfish and I wanted your jewelry. But it's yours and you should have it. Please forgive me."
Sara took the necklace and put it back on her neck. She felt warm and happy. She said, "Thank you, Tom. I forgive you. I know you like my jewelry, but it's very special to me. Maybe we can find some more treasure together and share it. Do you want to be my friend?"
Tom nodded and smiled. He said, "Yes, I want to be your friend. And I'm sorry for taking your jewelry. You are very kind and generous. Let's go and play some more."
Sara and Tom hugged and went back to the park. They played and had fun. They were happy and they learned to respect each other's things. They were good friends.
