The Naughty Chicken on the Farm

The Naughty Chicken on the Farm

On a large farm full of animals, there lived a little chicken named "Lola." But she wasn't like any other chicken; she was mischievous, didn't like to stay in the coop, and was always looking for adventures.

First Escape

One morning, while the other chickens were busy pecking at the grain, Lola decided to try something new. She jumped over the barn fence and landed in the nearby carrot field. She was excited about her new freedom, but didn't realize that the farmer was approaching with his dog, "Rex!"

When the farmer saw her, he shouted, "Lola! Come back right away!" But the naughty chicken started running through the crops, jumping over the baskets, and avoiding being caught, as if she were in a real race.

The Big Prank

Another day, Lola decided to play a prank on the other animals. She sneaked into the cowshed and tied a bell to the tail of the little calf, which caused it to run everywhere in a panic at the sound! Then she jumped into the ducks' water trough, causing water to splash everywhere and frighten the ducks.

Punishment Day

The farmer was fed up with Lola's mischievous behavior, so he and the other animals decided to teach her a lesson. That night, when Lola returned to the coop, she was surprised to find everyone staring at her. The cow said, "You've ruined our day, Lola. You need to learn to be calm!"

Then came the surprise: they laid out a track for her filled with straw, water, and mud, and said, "If you like adventures, run this race by yourself!"

Lola thought it would be fun, but she quickly sank into the mud, got stuck in the straw, and ended up completely soaked! The animals laughed and said, "Did you have fun, you naughty girl?"

The Surprising Change

From that day on, Lola calmed down a bit, but she didn't completely give up her mischief. She only became more careful, began to joke with the animals in a gentle way, and stopped running away from the farm.

The farmer, on the other hand, would laugh whenever he remembered the mischievous hen's adventures and say, "Lola will always be the free spirit on the farm!"