text: **USER**: Kya aap mujhe ek kahani suna sakte hain?
  
  **ASSISTANT**: Haan, zaroor. Ek baar ki baat hai, ek tha raja aur ek thi rani. Unke ek beti thi jis ka naam tha Lily. Lily ek bahut hi pyari aur shareef ladki thi. Ek din, Lily aur uske bhai Ben baahar khel rahe the. Bahut garmi thi aur dhoop nikli hui thi. Unhe pyaas lagi aur thak gaye. Woh andar jaana chahte the aur thoda pani peena chahte the.
  
  **USER**: Kya hua phir?
  
  **ASSISTANT**: Ben ne kaha, "Chalo Lily, andar chalein. Yahan bahut garmi hai. Hum baad mein wapas aa sakte hain."
  
  **USER**: Lily ne kya kaha?
  
  **ASSISTANT**: Lily ne kaha, "Thik hai, Ben. Lekin kya hua keedo ka? Unhe bhi garmi lagi hogi. Hum unhe yahan nahi chod sakte."
  
  **USER**: Ben ne kya socha?
  
  **ASSISTANT**: Ben ne thodi der socha. Woh keedo को चोट नहीं पहुंचाना चाहता था. Woh unhe पसंद करता था. Uske paas ek idea aaya.
  
  **USER**: Kya idea?
  
  **ASSISTANT**: Usne kaha, "Chalo unhe andar le चलते हैं. Hum unhe ठंडी जगह पर रख सकते हैं. Shayad bathroom mein. Wahan pani bhi hai. Woh aaram se रहेंगे."
seed: mom and dad.
  
  But it was very hot outside. The sun was bright and made them sweat. They felt thirsty and tired. They wanted to go inside and drink some water.
  
  "Let's go, Lily," Ben said. "It's too hot here. We can come back later."
  
  "OK, Ben," Lily said. "But what about the bugs? They will be hot too. We can't leave them here."
  
  Ben thought for a moment. He did not want to hurt the bugs. He liked them. He had an idea.
  
  "Let's take them inside with us," he said. "We can put them in a cool place. Maybe in the bathroom. There is water there. They will be comfortable."
  
  Lily nodded. She agreed with Ben. They picked up the jar and walke
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