FIONA

and her
LWritten
U Nby: Allyza
C HDorothy
B OLendioX
Once upon a time, there was a girl named Fiona who lived in a
place called Greedmore.

As an only kid, she had a hard time learning

to share her meals and toys.
One morning, she and her mother went to the market to buy some
food for their home. While walking, they saw an old beggar who was
asking for a small piece of bread.

However, instead of giving her, Fiona

pushed the woman and said,
“You stink a lot! Don’t come near
me again!”
The next day, she had a playdate with Danica, her neighbor’s daughter.
However, Danica’s toys were already so worn out so she thought of borrowing
from Fiona. Yet again, Fiona didn’t agree and said, “I no longer wanna play with
you! Just come back if you have new toys!”

Danica ran sobbing home to tell her mom what had happened. “Mom, Fiona doesn’t
wanna play with me anymore.” Her mom replied, “Someday, she will learn her lesson.”
The same evening, Sammie, Fiona’s younger cousin, asked if she could
borrow the doll from her. As usual, Fiona replied, “Don’t you dare
touch my things!”

Little does Fiona know, a fairy

godmother heard the wishes of
Danica’s mother. “Watch out
tomorrow, Fiona. I will teach
you a lesson that you will
never forget.”
The day after, Fiona’s mother woke up early to prepare her
breakfast and school lunch. Her lunch was truly delicious and
mouthwatering.
Before going to school, her mom said,
“Fiona, don’t forget to share what you
have, okay?

Fiona nodded but at the back of her mind, she knew that she
was not going to share with anyone.
She happily went to Greedmore Academy
with her lunch box which was specially
cooked and prepared by her mom.
Lunch time came and Amy, her classmate, smelled the aroma coming from her
lunch box. “Fiona, your lunch smells really good. Can I have a taste of your
food?”

“Of course… not! You have your

own, so go eat yours!” Fiona
replied.

ar d he r ag ain and this tim e, she’s giving Fiona a lesson.

The fairy godmother he
ch box an d th e ar om a of her mo m’ s food welcomed
Fiona finally opened her lun
her.
Excited, she scooped the food and ate it as fast as she could. However, she was
shocked because the food tasted bland. It smelled fantastic but it tasted bad.

“Maybe mom forgot to add salt. It’s

okay, I will still be eating this.”

Her food tasted bad the next day and the

day after. She found it weird so she asked
her mom about it.

“Mom, did you forget to add salt on my

food the past few days?"

“No, Fiona. How could I

forget that?”

Because of her mom’s answer, Fiona

shrugged it off.
 But, as the days went by, she
noticed that her food tasted really
bad. It made her really sad so she
cried herself to sleep at home after
school.

As she was sleeping, she had a dream. The fairy godmother was
waiting for her at the dining table with a lot of her favorite meals.
The fairy then smiled at her. She smiled back and she ran as fast as
she could to reach the table full of her favorites.
The fairy then asked, “Before eating these, I know you’re already hungry but
can you promise me one thing?”
She replied, “What is it, fairy
godmother?”
You
“ should learn how to share what you have, Fiona. In life,
you should always know how to help the needy because we are
all God’s children and we should be helping each other. Do you
understand?”
“Yes, fairy godmother. I will start
being nice to everyone and share
whatever that I have.”

“Alright, you may now eat, Fiona.” Fiona smiled and told herself that she will
start sharing her food and toys again.
The next morning, she was back at Greedmore Academy with a big smile. She waved at
everyone who greeted her and when lunch time came, she asked Amy if she wanted her
fried chicken.

“Of course I like it, Fiona!

Thank you!” Fiona smiled
even more and surprisingly,
when she tasted her food, it
tasted like her mom’s
cooking again.

From that day on, she promised that she would always share her toys and food with
others.
THE
END
 SUMMARY
In a land called Greedmore, there lived a girl named Fiona. As
an only child, she has never learned how to share her things,
particularly her food and toys to her peers. She doesn't
share it with her neighbors, friends, and even her own
cousin. The fairy godmother saw everything and vowed to
teach Fiona a lesson. One day, she just woke up to a bland
lunch and it went on for days. Little did she know, she was
being reprimanded for her behavior and her food's taste will
only be normal again if she becomes kind to everyone.

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