Once upon a time in a small town, there was a clever girl named Lily. One day, the town's prize possession, a golden statue, went missing. Everyone in the town was worried and didn't know what to do.

Lily decided to investigate the mystery. She started by talking to the townspeople and asking questions. She found out that the statue was last seen near the fountain in the town square.

Lily thought hard and realized that someone must have taken the statue when it was dark at night. She wondered if there were any clues left behind.

The next morning, Lily went to the town square and found footprints near the fountain. She followed the footprints all the way to the edge of the woods.

Lily knew she was getting closer to solving the mystery. She entered the woods and saw a group of squirrels playing with the statue. One of them had accidentally knocked it over and it had rolled away.

Lily gently approached the squirrels and explained how important the statue was to the town. The squirrels felt sorry and helped Lily bring the statue back to the town square.

When the townspeople saw Lily with the statue, they were overjoyed. Lily's logic and reasoning had solved the town mystery. The mayor thanked Lily for her cleverness and everyone celebrated.

From that day on, Lily was known as the clever girl who saved the town's golden statue. She continued to use her logic and reasoning to help people in the town whenever they needed it.