Once upon a time, in a beautiful meadow, there lived a special bee named モモ (Momo). Momo was no ordinary bee; she had the magical ability to see and feel colors. She would fly from flower to flower, spreading happiness with her unique gift. One sunny day, Momo discovered a hidden garden deep within the meadow. In this garden, there was a magnificent flower unlike any she had ever seen before. Its petals shimmered in brilliant shades of blue, pink, and purple. Momo was drawn to it immediately and touched one of its petals with her tiny bee feet.

As soon as Momo touched the petal, a magical energy spread throughout her body. She felt a surge of joy and excitement. This special flower had granted her an incredible power: the ability to change the colors of the flowers in the meadow! Momo couldn't wait to try out her new ability. She landed on a nearby daisy and imagined it turning into her favorite color—yellow. With a gentle touch, the daisy transformed before her eyes, becoming as vibrant as the sun. Momo giggled with delight and continued on her colorful adventure.

Day after day, Momo flew from flower to flower, changing their colors with every touch. The meadow started to transform into a magical world of vivid hues. Butterflies fluttered around, marvelling at the beauty Momo created. Word of this magical bee quickly spread throughout the animal kingdom. Birds, ladybirds, and even insects from far away came to witness Momo's incredible gift. They called her the "Rainbow Bee" and regarded her as a precious friend.

But one day, darkness fell upon the meadow. A cloud blocked out the sun, and all the colors faded away. The flowers wilted, and the animals were sad. They knew that without Momo's magic, the meadow would never be the same. Momo, determined to bring back the colors, flew to the hidden garden where she had found the magical flower. She whispered to the flower about the meadow's sadness and asked for guidance. Suddenly, a soft voice whispered back, "Momo, you don't need my magic anymore. The power to bring happiness lies within you."

With newfound confidence, Momo returned to the meadow. She touched each flower, pouring all her love and happiness into them. Slowly, the colors returned, more vibrant and beautiful than ever before. The meadow was alive again, radiating joy from every petal. From that day forward, Momo continued to spread happiness wherever she went. The meadow became a symbol of unity and love. And although the magical garden disappeared, Momo's gift of color remained alive in the hearts of all the flowers and animals.

And so, dear children, whenever you see a bright and colorful flower, remember Momo, the little bee who once painted the world with her kindness and love. The end.