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On a rainy day, a little rabbit named Drizzly sat on a curb, his fur dripping wet. He wasn't afraid of the rain, in fact, he rather enjoyed it. The cool drops felt refreshing on his skin, and the pitter-patter of raindrops was like a soothing lullaby.

Drizzly lived with his family in a burrow under a big oak tree. He loved spending his days exploring the woods, hopping through the tall grass, and nibbling on delicious clover. But on rainy days, he would often find himself sitting on the curb, watching the world go by.

As Drizzly sat there, he saw a little girl walking down the street. She was carrying a bright red umbrella, and she looked so cozy and dry. Drizzly envied her for a moment, but then he realized that he didn't really mind being wet. He was happy just to be outside, listening to the rain and watching the world around him.

The little girl stopped at the curb and looked down at Drizzly. "Hello, little rabbit," she said. "Are you alright?"

Drizzly hopped up to her and sniffed her hand. He liked her scent of flowers and rain.

The little girl smiled and gently picked up Drizzly. "You're soaking wet," she said. "I'll take you home and dry you off."

Drizzly snuggled up in the little girl's arms and closed his eyes. He felt safe and warm, and he knew that he had found a new friend.

The girl took Drizzly to her house and dried him off with a soft towel. Then she gave him some warm milk and a piece of apple. Drizzly ate his food and curled up on a cozy blanket. He was so happy to be out of the rain and in a warm, dry place.

They became best friends. play together every day, and Drizzly would often come inside to spend the night. Drizzly never forgot his rainy day encounter with the little girl. He learned that even in the midst of a storm, there can be moments of kindness and friendship.

Description

On a rainy day, a little rabbit named Drizzly sat on a curb, his fur dripping wet. He wasn't afraid of the rain, in fact, he rather enjoyed it. The cool drops felt refreshing on his skin, and the pitter-patter of raindrops was like a soothing lullaby.

Drizzly lived with his family in a burrow under a big oak tree. He loved spending his days exploring the woods, hopping through the tall grass, and nibbling on delicious clover. But on rainy days, he would often find himself sitting on the curb, watching the world go by.

As Drizzly sat there, he saw a little girl walking down the street. She was carrying a bright red umbrella, and she looked so cozy and dry. Drizzly envied her for a moment, but then he realized that he didn't really mind being wet. He was happy just to be outside, listening to the rain and watching the world around him.

The little girl stopped at the curb and looked down at Drizzly. "Hello, little rabbit," she said. "Are you alright?"

Drizzly hopped up to her and sniffed her hand. He liked her scent of flowers and rain.

The little girl smiled and gently picked up Drizzly. "You're soaking wet," she said. "I'll take you home and dry you off."

Drizzly snuggled up in the little girl's arms and closed his eyes. He felt safe and warm, and he knew that he had found a new friend.

The girl took Drizzly to her house and dried him off with a soft towel. Then she gave him some warm milk and a piece of apple. Drizzly ate his food and curled up on a cozy blanket. He was so happy to be out of the rain and in a warm, dry place.

They became best friends. play together every day, and Drizzly would often come inside to spend the night. Drizzly never forgot his rainy day encounter with the little girl. He learned that even in the midst of a storm, there can be moments of kindness and friendship.