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Tommy was grumpy. He did not want to go to bed. He wanted to play with his cars and trucks. But Mommy said it was time to sleep. She gave him a hug and a kiss and tucked him in with his pillow.
"Good night, Tommy. I love you," Mommy said.
"Good night, Mommy. I love you too," Tommy said. But he was still grumpy.
He lay in his bed and looked at his pillow. It had a picture of a mail truck on it. Tommy liked
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trucks. It was big, with letters on the cover and in the middle of his head and his ear on his ear on the back of the truck. It was a truck. He wanted to play with the mailman and mail. " Can I have the mail, please?" Mommy asked him again, smiling. She did not look at him. He had an idea. He took the letter and opened it. He tore off a small piece of paper and gave the mail back. " Here, Lily. This is a letter from your Grandma and Grandpa, and they are coming to see your letter," Mommy said. She put the letter and sealed it with a tape. " Wow! Grandma sent you the letters!" Tommy exclaimed, smiling back, hugging her. He liked the letters, too. " Can you read me this one, Tommy? I ' m reading it," Grandma said. " It is a special paper, and it is very important to us." She opened another paper, but this paper did not say a note. She read the words out and said, " Dear Tommy and Grandma, we love you too." She gave Tommy a hug, a hug and said, " You are very kind and brave, Tommy, and Grandma. We are glad you have your letter and Grandma and Grandma." " Can I have one too? Can we play with the mail?" Tommy said. " Please? Can we play with it, Grandma?" Grandma said, and Tommy smiled. He liked the letter. He thought Grandma would like it. They played with the truck, and Grandma and Grandma and grandpa, who were happy. They laughed at Tommy and Grandma. Tommy was no longer grumpy, but happy.