In the small village of Brightwood, there lived two brothers named Leo and Milo. Leo was kind and always helped others, while Milo liked to take things without asking. One morning, the boys found a shiny wallet on the road. Milo quickly grabbed it and said, “Finders keepers!” But Leo shook his head. “No, Milo. Someone might be looking for it,” he said gently.
They opened the wallet and saw a photo of an old woman and a little girl. Leo felt worried. “This must belong to someone important,” he said. Milo rolled his eyes but followed his brother. They walked around the village asking people if they had lost a wallet. At last, they found an old woman sitting near a tree, crying. “I lost my wallet,” she whispered. Leo smiled and gave it back to her.
The old woman thanked them with warm hugs. “You boys taught me that honesty still lives in this village,” she said. Milo felt his face turn red. For the first time, he understood that keeping something that was not his was wrong. As they walked home, Milo said softly, “Leo… thank you for showing me the right thing.” Leo smiled and replied, “Doing the right thing makes our hearts happy.” From that day on, Milo tried to be honest and kind—just like his brother.