Tahani and the Race with Mommy Princess and Nana Bear

Tahani was a beautiful little girl with big brown eyes and curly hair that bounced when she ran. She lived with her mommy princess in a castle made of bricks, surrounded by pretty flowers and chirping birds. Tahani was a very active child. She loved to run around the garden, explore every nook and cranny of the castle, and play with her toys. However, she had one habit that worried her mommy and Nana bear. Tahani had a habit of running out into the roadway, much to the dismay of her mommy and Nana bear. No matter how many times they warned her about the dangers of the road, Tahani would still run out into the street just to feel the wind in her hair and the pavement beneath her feet. One day, Tahani's mommy princess and Nana bear decided to teach her a lesson. They challenged her to a race. The winner would receive a big ice-cream sundae with all the toppings. Tahani was ecstatic. She loved races. So, they headed over to the road and lined up to start. Tahani was raring to go and already saw herself enjoying a massive sundae. Mommy princess and Nana bear made it clear that they had a secret trick up their sleeves. Tahani thought, "Sure, Nana. You're big and strong, but mommy is a princess. She can't run fast." The race started, and Tahani sprinted ahead. She was in the lead, and it looked like she would win. All of a sudden, mommy princess and Nana bear burst into a sprint, and in just a few seconds, they were ahead of Tahani! Tahani couldn't believe her eyes. She had been outrun by her mommy princess and Nana bear. She wondered how this was possible. Then she saw the funny twist- stretching her arms, her mommy princess and Nana bear revealed they had been holding hands behind their backs! Tahani learned an important lesson that day. No matter how fast she was, she should always rely on the support of her loved ones and never go out on the road without holding onto their hands. From then on, Tahani would always hold onto mommy princess or Nana bear's hand when crossing the road. And although she never won the big Sunday, she was grateful for the lesson she learned that day. And that's why Tahani grew up safe and sound, with her mommy princess and Nana bear always by her side to help her run ahead, and hold her back when she needs it. The end.