In the heart of Gigglewood Forest, a group of friends—Milo the fox, Tilly the squirrel, and Pip the bunny—were on a quest to find the most wonderful treasure in the world. They had heard a legend that deep in the forest was something every child (and creature!) loved the most.
“What do kids love the most?” asked Pip, twitching his nose.
“Maybe it’s candy!” Tilly guessed, imagining trees with gumdrop leaves.
“Or toys!” said Milo, thinking of bouncing balls and shiny marbles.
They followed a glittering path until they reached a clearing. But there was no candy, no toys. Instead, there was a huge grassy field filled with laughing children, playing tag, flying kites, and making up silly games.
Pip’s ears wiggled. “The thing kids love most… is fun!”
The friends joined the games, laughing until the stars came out, realizing they had found the greatest treasure of all.
