Story about friendship and how to be careful

A Tale of Two Butterflies

Lila and Lulu were two butterflies who lived in a beautiful garden. They were best friends and loved
to explore the flowers, trees, and ponds together. They also liked to play with other insects and
animals, such as bees, ants, frogs, and birds.

One day, they decided to fly to the other side of the garden, where they had never been before. They
were curious and excited to see what new things they would find. They flew over a rose bush, a
fountain, and a stone wall. They saw a big apple tree with red and green fruits hanging from its
branches.

"Wow, look at those apples!" Lila exclaimed. "They look so juicy and delicious. Let's go and taste
them."

"Okay, but be careful," Lulu warned. "There might be some dangers we don't know about."

They flew closer to the apple tree and landed on one of the fruits. They nibbled on its skin and felt its
sweet juice in their mouths.

"Mmm, this is so good," Lila said. "I want to eat more."

"Me too," Lulu agreed. "But let's not stay here too long. We should go back soon."

They ate some more of the apple and then decided to fly away. But as they were about to leave, they
heard a loud noise.

"Whoosh!"

A net came down from above and trapped them inside. They tried to escape, but the net was too
strong and tight.

"Help! Help!" Lila cried. "We're caught!"

"What do we do?" Lulu panicked. "Who did this?"

They looked up and saw a boy holding the net. He had a big smile on his face.

"Ha ha! I got you!" he said. "You are my new pets now. I'm going to put you in a jar and keep you in
my room."

He lifted the net and carried them away from the apple tree.

"No! No! Let us go!" Lila shouted. "We don't want to be your pets!"

"Please! Please! We want to be free!" Lulu pleaded. "We have a home and friends in the garden!"

The boy ignored them and walked towards his house. He opened the door and went inside.

Lila and Lulu felt hopeless and scared. They didn't know what would happen to them or if they would
ever see their home again.

They wished they had never gone to the apple tree.

The End