Tales from childhood: Think well first.

In the yard there were many different children: some played together, others played alone. But games were often good and interesting.

One day Sophie noticed a new company with four boys and one girl. They were older than Sophie and Natalie. These people were teenagers.

Sophie's grandmother didn't like them, because their behavior was very strange. These teenagers could draw and wrote words on the walls of the buildings. Also, they scattered trash and never cleaned after themselves.

"What kind of children," old women complained.

Little Sophie saw how Natalie talked with a girl from that company. She was surprised. But Sophie didn't know her.

Next day Lara wanted to talk with a boy from that strange collective. He said many bad words to her.

Now Sophie understood an important thing. Companise could be different. We must be careful.

"You must know the person well. Then you can understand them," said Sophie's mother.

"Yes, I know. Our friends greatly influence us. First you need to think and then do," said Sophie.

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