Larry, The Helpful Bear And The Rabbit

Larry, the helpful bear, was enjoying the snow. Walking around, he spotted a rabbit. From its eyes, Larry could see something was bothering the rabbit.

“Hey, Rabbit, what’s the matter? Why are looking so frightened?” Larry asked.

“Sh, sh. A fox was chasing me. I have been running and hiding away from the fox. Now I am too tired,” said the rabbit.

By that time, the fox had reached that place. When the fox saw the bear, he asked if he saw a rabbit.

“Yes, Larry said. But he is my friend. Stop chasing him, or I will give you a hard time,” said the bear.

“I’m sorry, bro. I won’t do anything to your friend,” said the fox, and it left.

The rabbit was happy. The young rabbit was going to see its grandma. The rabbit invited Larry also to see his grandma. The friends walked and walked, and at the end of the day reached the rabbit grandma.

The rabbit grandma prepared them a good dinner. Larry and the rabbit spent the night at Grandma’s place. The next day, it was time for the friends to return home.

The grandma gave Larry a gift, a special gift, a bottle of sweet honey. The rabbit also got a gift from its grandma, a packet of sweet carrots.

Larry and the rabbit returned home happily.