Time flies quickly, and Flora, along with her sheep grows up. Her brother Adam used to walk the sheep daily, mainly taking the male while the two females accompanied Flora. Now it’s autumn, the grass is dry, and the sheep long for the taste of fresh greens. One day, Flora’s family was enjoying the delicious soup and juicy steak that Flora’s mother often cooked because she knew how much Flora loved this meal. After lunch, Flora’s mother asked her to take a dish of soup and steak to their new neighbour Henry. “He just moved in next door and might be hungry,” Flora’s mother said. “Yes, mam, you’re right,” Flora replied. She took the food and headed to Henry’s house. Read more
Knock Knock.
Henry: Who’s there?
Flora: It’s me, Uncle Henry.
Henry: Hi Flora, how are you, my little girl?
Flora: I’m fine, Uncle. How about you?
Henry: Good, but I’m exhausted from organizing my messy house :).
Flora: I understand, and you must be hungry, right?
Henry: Yeah, definitely.
Flora: Then I came at the right time :). My family sent me to bring you some delicious veggie soup and steak. Please, take it.
Henry: Oh, Flora, thank you so much for the food.
Flora: You’re welcome, Uncle Henry.
Henry: Flora, I saw your little brother walking with a sheep away from your house. Why is that?
Flora: Yes, Uncle Henry. He takes the sheep out daily to find any greens since it’s autumn, and the sheep aren’t producing much milk due to the lack of fresh grass.
Henry: Oh, my dear girl. I have a lot of green grass that was stored from the previous summer for my horse. You may take some for your sheep to help with their milk production.
Flora: Really? Thank you, Uncle Henry, for your generosity.
Henry: You deserve more than that, my little girl :).
Flora gathered the fresh grass in her apron and left Henry’s house, running with happiness that overwhelmed her soul to surprise her little brother Adam with Uncle Henry’s gift. Together, they started feeding the eager sheep the fresh green grass that Flora and Adam had struggled to find.
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