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The little boy shivered in the cold. He had been walking for hours, and his feet were numb. He was lost. He had been playing in the snow when he had wandered away from his house. He had been following a rabbit, and now he didn't know how to get back. He was starting to get scared. He didn't know what to do. He thought about his parents, and how worried they would be if they knew he was lost. He kept walking, hoping that he would find someone who could help him. Finally, he came to a clearing. In the middle of the clearing was a small cottage. The boy hesitated. He didn't know if he should knock on the door. But he was so cold and tired, and he didn't know what else to do. He took a deep breath and knocked on the door. A moment later, the door opened, and an old woman stood there. "Can I help you, child?" she asked. "I'm lost," the boy said. "Can you help me find my way home?" The old woman smiled. "Of course I can help you," she said. "Come in, come in." The boy went inside the cottage. The old woman gave him some hot soup and a blanket. Then she sat down next to him and asked him where he lived. The boy told her the name of his street and the number of his house. The old woman nodded. "I know where that is," she said. "It's not far from here." The old woman put on her coat and hat. "Come with me," she said. "I'll take you home." The boy followed the old woman out of the cottage. They walked through the snow for a few minutes, and then they came to the boy's house. The boy's parents were so happy to see him. They hugged him and thanked the old woman for bringing him home. The boy thanked the old woman too. He knew that he would never have found his way home without her help. The old woman smiled. "It was my pleasure," she said. "Now go inside and get warm. You're going to have a long story to tell your parents." The boy went inside his house. He was so happy to be home. He knew that he would never forget the old woman who had helped him find his way.
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