"She decided to make a doughnut and invited her friend Lightning, the baby bird."

"She started by making the dough, although it was quite a task."

"She worked hard and finally, the doughnut was ready."

"Lightning brought his favorite sauce to put on the doughnut."

"He flew in through the window, careful not to drop the sauce."

"Kylie thought it was a thoughtful gesture and was delighted."

"They sat down to enjoy their doughnut, but it was hardly a bite before they heard a noise."

"It was a mouse who sought some food."

"Kylie, being kind, offered him some doughnut, although it was her favorite."

"The mouse was grateful and quickly nibbled on the doughnut."

"Kylie thought it was a day well spent, making a doughnut and sharing it with friends."

"The next day, Kylie woke up and thought of another fun activity."

"She decided to make sourdough bread and again invited Lightning."

"Lightning, remembering the fun they had, brought some jelly to spread on the bread."

"They made the bread, spread the jelly and sat down to enjoy their meal, but were interrupted by a knock on the door."

"It was the mouse who had brought his family this time."

"Kylie, always thoughtful, offered them some bread."

"They all nibbled on the bread and thanked Kylie for her kindness."

"Kylie went to bed that night, thinking of what fun activity she ought to do next."

"Kylie woke up and thought of a new idea."

"She decided to have a picnic and invited Lightning and the mouse family."

"They all brought something to the picnic and had a great time."

"Kylie thought it was the best day ever and was already thinking of what she ought to do next."