ne day Duck was swimming in the pond. Bear came along because he was going on a swim too. Bear noticed Duck swimming in the pond.Bear: Hi Duck.
Duck: Oh. Hi Bear.
Bear: Do you want to swim with me?
Duck: Sure!
Narrator: So they swam for about an hour, but Bear had to go home.They set up a time to swim next week. A few days later, Bear and Duck went for another swim. Then Bear was about to go home, but something stopped him. He heard someone yelling for help.
Duck: Help! Help!
Narrator: Bear looked back and saw Duck starting to drown. So he said:
Bear: Don't worry, Duck. I'll save you! (Bear saves Duck.)
Narrator: Duck thanked him.
Duck: Thanks, Bear. If you ever need any help, ask me.
Bear: Okay.
Narrator: A few months later Bear was getting caught in a net by a hunter. At the same time, Duck was in the same place in the woods. He saw Bear and heard that he was going to get trapped by a hunter.
Hunter: Oh good. There's a big bear that I can catch.
Duck: Hey, your shoe is untied.
Hunter: Huh???? (Looks down.)
Duck: Come on Bear!
Bear: Thanks for helping me, Duck!
Duck: Well, you helped me, and you're my friend, so it's only fair.
Bear and Duck: Thanks! (Shake hands.)
The moral of this story is: One good turn deserves another.