The Little Lost Cloud

Once upon a time, high up in the sky, there was a little cloud named Flurry. Flurry was a very curious cloud, and he loved to explore the world below. He would drift over mountains and forests, rivers and oceans, and he would always be amazed by the things he saw.

Once upon a time, high up in the sky, there was a little cloud named Flurry. Flurry was a very curious cloud, and he loved to explore the world below. He would drift over mountains and forests, rivers and oceans, and he would always be amazed by the things he saw.

One day, Flurry was drifting over a big city when he saw something that he had never seen before. It was a group of children playing in a park. Flurry had never seen children before, and he was fascinated by them. He watched as they ran and played, and he wished he could join them.

Flurry decided to fly down and take a closer look at the children. But as he got closer, he started to feel a little scared. The children were so big and loud, and Flurry didn't know if they would be friendly.

Just then, Flurry saw a little girl sitting alone on a swing. She looked sad, and Flurry felt sorry for her. He decided to fly down and talk to her.

"Hello," Flurry said softly.

The little girl looked up at Flurry in surprise. "Hi," she said. "Are you a real cloud?"

Flurry nodded. "Yes, I am," he said. "My name is Flurry."

The little girl smiled. "My name is Lily," she said. "I'm lost."

Flurry's heart sank. He knew how scary it was to be lost. "Don't worry, Lily," he said. "I'll help you find your way home."

Flurry and Lily flew all over the city, looking for Lily's house. But they couldn't find it anywhere.
Flurry was starting to get discouraged. He didn't know what to do. But then, he had an idea.
"Lily," he said, "why don't we ask the other clouds for help?"

Lily's eyes lit up. "That's a great idea!" she said.
Flurry and Lily flew up high into the sky, where they could see all of the other clouds. Then, they called out to the other clouds and asked if they had seen Lily's house.

One of the clouds called out, "I think I saw Lily's house! It's over there, by the big park!"

Flurry and Lily flew to the place where the other cloud had pointed, and there, in the distance, they saw Lily's house.
Lily cheered. "Thank you, Flurry!" she said. "You're the best friend I ever had!"
Flurry smiled. "You're welcome, Lily," he said. "I'm glad I could help."

Lily flew down to her house and waved goodbye to Flurry. Flurry watched as she went inside, and then he smiled and flew away.

Flurry was happy that he had been able to help Lily find her way home. He knew that he would never forget his new friend.

And from that day on, Flurry was always happy to help others. He knew that it was the best way to make new friends and explore the world.

The End