Garden Pals: Graham, Georgie, and the Bunny Bunch

### Graham and Georgie's Garden Adventure

One bright morning, Graham stretched his fluffy gray and white paws and blinked at the sunshine pouring into the garden. "Georgie!" he called, bounding across the grass. "Come look at this!"

Georgie, a black and white cat who much preferred cozy naps in the shade, peeked out from her favorite spot under the porch. "What now, Graham?" she yawned.

Graham pointed with his paw to a mysterious hole near the vegetable patch. “There’s a hole! I bet it’s something exciting!” His whiskers twitched with curiosity.

Georgie sighed but padded over anyway. “Careful,” she said. “Holes can be trouble.”

The two cats crouched by the hole, their noses twitching. Suddenly, a small brown bunny with a twitchy nose peeked out. “Oh no!” squeaked the bunny. “We’ve been discovered!”

Graham and Georgie jumped back, their eyes wide. Then, a fluffy white bunny and three tiny baby bunnies hopped out from the bush nearby.

“Hello,” said Graham, his tail swishing. “We didn’t mean to scare you. What are you doing in our garden?”

The first bunny, still a little nervous, said, “I’m Bella, and this is my family. We’re looking for food. We’re very hungry.”

Graham’s ears perked up. “Well, there’s plenty of vegetables over there!” He pointed to the garden.

“Graham!” Georgie gasped. “That’s our family’s vegetable patch. If the bunnies eat it, we’ll get in trouble!”

Bella’s ears drooped. “We don’t want to cause trouble. We’ll just keep looking…”

Graham thought for a moment, then grinned. “Wait! There are dandelions growing in the meadow! Rabbits love dandelions, don’t they?”

Bella’s eyes lit up. “Oh, we do!”

Georgie purred. “We can show you where they are.”

So Graham and Georgie led Bella and her family to the meadow, where they found plenty of dandelions to eat. The bunnies happily nibbled while Graham and Georgie watched.

“See?” said Graham. “Helping others is an adventure all by itself.”

Georgie stretched and smiled. “As long as it doesn’t ruin my nap time, I agree.”

And from that day on, Graham, Georgie, and their new bunny friends knew just how to share the garden—and the adventure.