Once upon a time, there were two boys named Timmy and Tommy. Timmy was three years old and Tommy was seven. Timmy liked to tell lies, while Tommy always spoke the truth.

One day, Timmy accidentally broke a vase in the living room. But instead of admitting his mistake, he told his mom that it was Tommy who did it.

Tommy knew that his mom would be disappointed in him if she thought he broke the vase, but he also knew that telling the truth was important. So he bravely said, 'Mom, it wasn't me. Timmy is telling a lie.'

Timmy felt guilty and ashamed for lying. He realized that telling the truth was the right thing to do, even if it was difficult and embarrassing.

Mom was proud of Tommy for being honest and telling the truth. She forgave Timmy for lying and explained that it's important to admit our mistakes.

From that day forward, Timmy learned his lesson and stopped telling lies. He saw how being honest made him feel better and brought him closer to his family and friends.

Tommy also learned that being truthful was always the best choice. He became known as the boy who could always be trusted.

And they all lived happily ever after, always choosing honesty over lies.