Once upon a time, there was a monster named Spike. He had long sharp teeth and green scaly skin. Spike loved to scare naughty children.
Every night, Spike emerged from his hiding spot under the bed. With a mischievous grin, he tiptoed into the dark room of a naughty child.
He would make eerie noises, knock things over, and leave spooky surprises. The naughty child would wake up to find a mess in their room.
One day, Spike met a determined little girl named Lily. Despite her naughty moments, she wanted to change and become good.
Spike saw Lily's determination and decided to help her. He appeared in her room, but instead of scaring her, he cheered her on.
Whenever Lily was about to do something naughty, Spike would remind her of her goal to be good. He became her little scary cheerleader.
With Spike's encouragement, Lily worked hard to be kind and helpful. She practiced sharing, saying sorry, and always remembering her manners.
Soon, Lily didn't need Spike's reminders anymore. She had become genuinely good and always made the right choices.
Spike was proud of Lily's transformation. He realized that scaring naughty children wasn't as important as helping them become better.
From then on, Spike only scared naughty children as a last resort. He spent most of his time encouraging kids to be kind and determined.
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