Once upon a time, there were three little pigs named Peter, Paul, and Penny. They lived happily in a cozy little house with their parents. One day, their mother told them it was time to build their own houses and make new friends. Peter built his house with straw, Paul built his with sticks, and Penny built hers with bricks.

Peter finished building his house first and invited his brothers to play. They had so much fun, running and laughing together. Suddenly, a big bad wolf appeared. He wanted to eat the pigs. Peter quickly called his brothers inside his straw house, but it was too weak. The wolf blew it down easily.

Peter, Paul, and Penny ran to Paul's house made of sticks. They closed the door and felt safer. The wolf tried to blow down the house, but it was a little stronger than the straw house. However, it still collapsed. The three friends were scared but didn't give up.

With nowhere else to go, the three pigs rushed to Penny's house made of bricks. They knew it was the sturdiest house. The wolf huffed and puffed, but he couldn't blow it down. The pigs felt safe inside. They realized that building a strong house was important, but having each other as friends was even more crucial.

The wolf realized he couldn't get to the pigs. He became friends with them instead. They all played games, shared stories, and lived happily ever after. Peter, Paul, Penny, and the wolf learned the true value of friendship.