a little white fluffy bunny went for a walk far away in the field, where he ate succulent grass, and did not notice grey clouds in the sky. When he looked up at the sky, he saw that it might rain soon. He remembered that his mother had taught him to run home quickly if grey clouds appeared in the sky. The little bunny quickly ran home, got wet on the way and froze. At the threshold of the house he was met by his affectionate mother, she wiped his wet ears with a towel, poured him some hot tea at home and began to read him a fairy tale. The bunny got warm and remembered the lesson that you can walk far away from home only when the sky is clear and the sun shines brightly in the window.

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Little rabbit hopping joyfully through a field under a sunny sky

Once upon a time, in a cozy little burrow, lived a little rabbit with big, curious eyes. One sunny morning, he decided to go on an adventure. He hopped through the fields, munching on the juiciest, most succulent grass he could find. Little did he notice the grey clouds gathering above.

The Adventure Begins

Little rabbit looking up at a suddenly grey sky, a blade of grass in his mouth

As he nibbled on a particularly tasty blade of grass, he looked up and saw the sky had turned grey. Remembering his mother's advice, he knew he had to hurry back home. But the adventure had taken him far from his burrow, and the first raindrops began to fall.

Grey Clouds Gather

Little rabbit running through the rain, soaked and determined

The little rabbit started to run as fast as his legs could carry him. Rain soaked his fluffy white fur, and a chill ran through him. He thought of his warm burrow and his loving family, which made his little legs hurry even faster.

The Rush Home

Rabbit's mum drying off little rabbit in a cozy burrow

At last, he reached home, shivering and dripping. His mother, with her gentle hands, dried his wet fur and wrapped him in a warm towel. She brewed him a cup of hot tea and read him his favorite fairy tale. As he warmed up, he realized the importance of his mother's advice and promised to always keep an eye on the sky.