One day, a little boy named Tim found a long jacket in his room. He thought it would be fun to play hide with his friends. So, he put on the jacket and went outside to find his friends. Tim found his friend, Sue, and said, "Let's play hide! I have a long jacket that can help me hide very well." Sue agreed, and they started to play. Tim hid behind a tree, and the long jacket covered him. Sue looked everywhere but could not find Tim. Finally, she saw the jacket and found him. They laughed and played more hide. After playing, Tim and Sue went home. Tim's mom saw the long jacket and said, "That jacket is not yours, Tim. You should return it to the owner." Tim felt sad but knew his mom was right. He went back to his friends and asked if the jacket was theirs. One of his friends said it was his. Tim gave the jacket back and said, "I'm sorry for taking your jacket. I should have asked first." His friend smiled and said, "That's okay, Tim. Thank you for giving it back." The moral of the story is to always ask before taking something that is not yours.