In a sunny green meadow, there lived a young horse named Clover. She loved to run fast and leap high.
Near the meadow, in a cozy den, lived a curious raccoon named Bandit. He was always exploring.
One day, Clover saw Bandit trying to reach an apple hanging from a tree. He was too small to get it.
Clover trotted over and plucked the apple with her mouth, dropping it gently before Bandit.
Bandit's eyes sparkled with gratitude. They shared the apple, enjoying the sweet and crunchy bites.
From that day on, Clover and Bandit met every morning. They would play chase and hide-and-seek.
They also liked to lay on the grass, watching clouds. Bandit loved hearing Clover's dreams of running in big races.
One stormy night, Clover was scared. Thunder was loud, lightning bright. Bandit climbed into her stall for comfort.
Clover felt brave with Bandit beside her. They stayed close until the storm passed and stars came out.
Seasons changed. The meadow bloomed and faded. But the bond between Clover and Bandit remained strong and true.
They learned many things together. Clover taught Bandit about the horses, while Bandit showed Clover clever tricks.
Their unique friendship became known throughout the meadow. All the animals saw that different can be perfectly harmonious.
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