Once upon a time, there was a puppy named Coco who lived in a big city. He was a cute and fluffy brown dog who loved to play and explore. He had a family who loved him very much. They lived in a nice apartment with a balcony where Coco could see the busy streets and the tall buildings.
One day, Coco’s family decided to take him to the park. They wanted to let him run and have fun. They put a leash on him and walked to the park. Coco was very excited. He had never been to the park before. He saw many people and animals and things. He wanted to see everything.
When they arrived at the park, Coco’s family let him off the leash. They told him to stay close and not to wander off. They threw a ball for him and he chased it. He was having a great time.
But then, Coco saw a butterfly. It was colorful and pretty. It flew past him and he followed it. He forgot about his family and the ball. He ran after the butterfly, trying to catch it. He ran across the grass, through the trees, over the bridge, and into the woods. He lost sight of the butterfly, but he kept running. He didn’t know where he was going. He didn’t know that he was lost.
Meanwhile, Coco’s family realized that he was gone. They looked for him everywhere. They called his name and whistled. They asked other people and animals if they had seen him. But no one knew where he was. They were very worried. They hoped that he was safe and that he would come back.
Coco ran until he was tired. He stopped and looked around. He saw that he was in a strange place. He didn’t recognize anything. He didn’t see anyone. He felt scared and lonely. He wanted to go back to his family. He wanted to go home.
He tried to find his way back. He walked and walked, but he only got more lost. He saw many things that he had never seen before. He saw a river, a mountain, a cave, and a waterfall. He saw a deer, a fox, a bear, and a bird. He saw a rainbow, a star, a moon, and a cloud. He saw many beautiful and wonderful things, but he didn’t care. He only cared about his family.
He walked and walked, until he came to a road. He saw a car coming. He hoped that it was his family. He ran towards the car, barking and wagging his tail. He hoped that they would see him and stop. He hoped that they would take him home.
But the car didn’t stop. It didn’t see him. It drove past him, fast and loud. It scared him and made him jump. He fell and hurt his paw. He cried and whimpered. He felt pain and sadness. He felt hopeless and helpless. He gave up and lay down. He closed his eyes and wished that he was home.
But then, he heard a familiar voice. It was his family. They had found him. They had followed the road and saw him lying on the side. They stopped the car and got out. They ran to him and hugged him. They said his name and told him that they loved him. They said that they were sorry and that they were happy. They said that they had missed him and that they had found him.
Coco opened his eyes and saw his family. He recognized them and loved them. He licked their faces and wagged his tail. He said that he was sorry and that he was happy. He said that he had missed them and that he had found them.
They put him in the car and drove back to the city. They took him to the vet and checked his paw. They said that he was fine and that he would heal. They took him to the apartment and gave him food and water. They gave him a bath and a bed. They gave him a toy and a kiss. They gave him everything he needed and wanted. They gave him a home.
Coco felt safe and warm. He felt loved and happy. He felt grateful and lucky. He had a family and a home. He had everything he needed and wanted. He had nothing to fear and nothing to lose. He had a wonderful life.
He snuggled with his family and fell asleep. He dreamed of the park and the butterfly. He dreamed of the river and the mountain. He dreamed of the deer and the fox. He dreamed of the rainbow and the star. He dreamed of the many beautiful and wonderful things that he had seen, but he didn’t care. He only cared about his family.
He woke up and saw his family. He smiled and felt happy. He knew that he was home.
The End
