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there was one thing that scared Annie a lot - the dark and lightning on stormy nights.

Whenever there was a storm, Annie would shiver with fear and hide behind the barn. She was afraid that the lightning would strike her, and the loud thunder would hurt her ears. Her alpaca friends would try to console her, but nothing seemed to work.

One day, another alpaca named Andy saw Annie hiding behind the barn during a storm. Andy asked Annie:

"What's wrong, Annie? Why are you hiding here?"

"I'm scared of the lightning and thunder. They're so loud and bright, and they scare me."

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Annie thought about Andy's words and decided to try it too. The next time there was a storm, she stood bravely in the open field, watching the lightning light up the sky and listening to the thunder roll across the hills. Although she was still afraid, she realized that she could be brave too.

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"I know how you feel, Annie. But you don't have to be scared of the storm. Look at me; I used to be afraid too, but not anymore."

"I realized that I can't control the storm or the lightning. But I can control how I react to them. So, I decided to face my fear and not let it control me."

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As time passed, Annie became less scared of storms. She learned that she could be brave and face her fears, just like Andy did. And now, when there was a storm, she would stand next to Andy, proud and brave, facing the storm together. The moral of the story is that it's okay to be scared, but it's essential to try and overcome your fears. Sometimes, all it takes is a little courage and determination to conquer our fears and emerge victorious.

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Once upon a time, on a farm nestled in the hills, there lived an alpaca named Annie. Annie was a happy alpaca, who loved to spend time grazing on the green grass and playing with her alpaca friends (*+*)

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