23rd Feb 2025
On a sunny morning, Laila joyfully rode her new red bicycle through the quiet streets. "Whee! Look at me!" she shouted, feeling the wind in her hair. Her laughter echoed as she pedaled faster, exploring her neighborhood. Suddenly, as she turned a corner, she saw a car speeding toward her! "Oh no!" Laila gasped, her heart racing. Just like that, the world around her exploded with a loud BOOM!
With a jolt, Laila crashed into the car and found herself on the ground. The driver rushed out, looking worried. "Are you okay?!" he exclaimed, kneeling beside her. Bystanders quickly gathered around, their faces showing concern. Trembling, Laila opened her eyes wide. She was scared but alive! It was a day she would never forget, reminding her of both courage and care.
Laila slowly sat up, feeling a bit dizzy. "I'm okay," she said softly, brushing dirt from her knees. Her red bicycle lay on its side, wheels still spinning. The driver, Mr. Thompson, helped Laila to her feet. "I'm so sorry," he said, his voice filled with regret. Laila nodded, grateful for his concern and the helping hands all around her.
A friendly lady from the crowd stepped forward and handed Laila a bandage. "Here, this might help," she said with a kind smile. As Laila took the bandage, she remembered her parents' words: bravery isn't just about being fearless; it's also about being honest. "Thank you," she whispered, showing strength in accepting help. The crowd began to disperse, reassured that she was safe.
Later that day, with her bicycle repaired and her spirits lifted, Laila rode home carefully. She felt a warmth in her heart, knowing how kindness and courage had turned a scary moment into something special. "I'll be more careful," she promised herself, "and I'll always help others too." As the sun set, Laila smiled, knowing she'd found bravery and kindness both on and off the road.
