Sorvetes & Sorrisos
David and his Dad embark on a fun-filled trip to the local ice cream parlor. But when their favorite flavor runs out, David faces a moral dilemma. Will he learn the value of justice and fairness before they leave the shop?
David was excited as he and his Dad walked down the sunny street to their favorite ice cream parlor. They couldn't wait to try the new flavor everyone was talking about: Blue Raspberry Swirl. But when they arrived, they found a long line and a sign that said, 'Limited Stock!' David's heart sank. What if it ran out before they got their turn?
As the line moved slowly, David overheard a boy in front of him boasting about buying the last three cones. David's eyes widened in disbelief. How could someone buy so much and leave none for others? He turned to his Dad with a worried look.
The line moved, and soon David and his Dad were next. But just as they were about to order, the server announced, 'Sorry, we're out of Blue Raspberry Swirl.' David felt crushed. He looked at his Dad, feeling helpless and frustrated.
David sighed heavily, wondering if they should just leave. His Dad put a hand on his shoulder, understanding his disappointment. David felt like giving up, but the memory of the flavor's creamy sweetness lingered in his mind.
Just then, the parlor manager approached, having overheard their conversation. 'I might have a solution,' he said with a wink. The manager explained the importance of fairness and offered David a chance to try new flavors for free.
David and his Dad tasted new flavors and chose their favorites. The manager thanked them for understanding the spirit of sharing. As they left, David felt proud, knowing he'd done the right thing. His Dad ruffled his hair, smiling.
David was excited as he and his Dad walked down the sunny street to their favorite ice cream parlor. They couldn't wait to try the new flavor everyone was talking about: Blue Raspberry Swirl. But when they arrived, they found a long line and a sign that said, 'Limited Stock!' David's heart sank. What if it ran out before they got their turn?
As the line moved slowly, David overheard a boy in front of him boasting about buying the last three cones. David's eyes widened in disbelief. How could someone buy so much and leave none for others? He turned to his Dad with a worried look.
The line moved, and soon David and his Dad were next. But just as they were about to order, the server announced, 'Sorry, we're out of Blue Raspberry Swirl.' David felt crushed. He looked at his Dad, feeling helpless and frustrated.
David sighed heavily, wondering if they should just leave. His Dad put a hand on his shoulder, understanding his disappointment. David felt like giving up, but the memory of the flavor's creamy sweetness lingered in his mind.
Just then, the parlor manager approached, having overheard their conversation. 'I might have a solution,' he said with a wink. The manager explained the importance of fairness and offered David a chance to try new flavors for free.
David and his Dad tasted new flavors and chose their favorites. The manager thanked them for understanding the spirit of sharing. As they left, David felt proud, knowing he'd done the right thing. His Dad ruffled his hair, smiling.
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