Once upon a time, in a small village, there was a broker named Benny. Benny was known for his appraisal skills and had a keen eye for valuable things. One day, a wealthy buyer came to the village looking to buy some land. The buyer hired Benny to find him the best piece of land in the village.

Benny was excited to take on this challenge and set out to find the perfect piece of land. He looked at many different properties, but he couldn't find anything that met the buyer's expectations. Just when Benny was about to give up, he stumbled upon a piece of land that was unlike any other. It was a beautiful piece of land filled with colorful flowers, tall trees, and a crystal-clear stream.

Benny was so impressed by the land that he immediately called the buyer to come and see it. The buyer was also impressed and decided to buy the land on the spot. Benny was happy that he found the perfect piece of land for the buyer and he was also happy that he would be getting a commission for his services as an agent.

However, just as the buyer was about to sign the contract, he noticed a small sign that said "Beware of the Talking Rabbits." The buyer was a bit skeptical, but Benny assured him that it was just a silly assumption and that there was nothing to worry about. So, the buyer signed the contract and Benny was happy that his appraisal skills had led to a successful sale.

The next day, the buyer went to visit his new piece of land, but to his surprise, he found that the talking rabbits were not just an assumption. They were real! The rabbits greeted the buyer and showed him around the land, pointing out all the special features. The buyer was so appreciative of the talking rabbits and the beautiful land that he had bought. He realized that the talking rabbits were worth much more than he had paid for the land and he was grateful to Benny for his appraisal skills.

From that day on, the buyer and the talking rabbits became the best of friends, and the buyer was never bored on his land. He would sit and listen to the rabbits' stories for hours, and they would appreciate each other's company.

And that's the story of how Benny, the broker, found the perfect piece of land for the buyer and how an assumption led to a wonderful appreciation of talking rabbits.

Reflections

1. Who is Benny in the story?
2. What was the buyer looking for when he came to the village?
3. What was the buyer's initial reaction when he saw the sign that said "Beware of the Talking Rabbits"?
4. How did the buyer feel about the talking rabbits after he met them?
5. Why was Benny happy about the sale of the land?
6. How did the buyer and the talking rabbits become friends?
7. What did the buyer appreciate about the talking rabbits?
8. Do you think you would be afraid of talking rabbits if you saw one? Why or why not?