Sara liked to play with her dolls. She had a big box of dolls and clothes and shoes. She liked to dress them up and make them talk. She had a tea party with her dolls every day. One day, she wanted to make real tea for her dolls. She saw her mom's mug on the table. It was big and blue and had a picture of a cat. Sara liked cats. She took the mug and went to the kitchen. She saw a kettle on the stove. She knew it had hot water inside. She climbed on a chair and reached for the kettle. She was very careful. She did not want to burn herself. She poured some water into the mug. She added a tea bag and some sugar. She stirred it with a spoon. She was very proud. She made tea! She carried the mug back to the table. She was very careful. She did not want to spill it. She put the mug next to her dolls. She said, "Here you go, dolls. I made you some tea. It is very yummy. You will like it." She picked up one of her dolls. It was a chubby doll with curly hair and a pink dress. She pretended to make the doll drink the tea. She said, "Mmm, this is good tea. Thank you, Sara. You are a good hostess." She paused. She heard a noise. It was her mom. She was coming back from the store. Sara knew she had to put the mug back. She did not want her mom to be mad. She quickly put the doll down and grabbed the mug. She ran to the kitchen. She hoped her mom did not see her. She hoped her mom did not see the water on the floor. She hoped her mom did not see the tea bag on the table. She hoped her mom did not see the sugar on the spoon. She hoped her mom did not see the cat on the mug.