Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a young boy named Chiel-Jan. He was a smart and clever boy who loved to explore and learn new things. Chiel-Jan was also very curious and always wanted to know how things worked. One day, Chiel-Jan found himself in a difficult situation. He wanted to play with his friends, but they all wanted to play different games.

Chiel-Jan thought for a moment and came up with a brilliant idea. He gathered all his friends and said, 'Instead of playing just one game, why don't we take turns and play different games each day?' His friends thought it was a great idea and agreed to try it out. Chiel-Jan's negotiation skills had saved the day!

As time went by, Chiel-Jan became known as a great negotiator. Whenever there was a disagreement or a problem to solve, people would seek his help. Chiel-Jan had a special skill of understanding both sides of an argument and finding a solution that made everyone happy.

One day, there was a dispute between the farmers and the villagers. The farmers wanted to use the village's water supply for their crops, but the villagers needed it for their daily needs. The situation was tense, and both sides were not willing to compromise.

Chiel-Jan stepped in and gathered the farmers and villagers for a meeting. He listened carefully to both sides and understood their needs. He then suggested a solution that would benefit both parties. Chiel-Jan proposed a schedule where the farmers could use the water supply in the morning, and the villagers could have it in the afternoon. This way, both the farmers and the villagers would be able to meet their needs without any conflicts.

The farmers and villagers were hesitant at first, but they trusted Chiel-Jan's judgment. They decided to give his idea a chance. To their surprise, the new schedule worked perfectly, and everyone was happy. Chiel-Jan's negotiation skills had once again brought peace and harmony to the village.