The story of Layla and the Wolf Part Two

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The story of Layla and the Wolf Part Two
The cunning wolf entered the house and the grandmother panicked upon seeing him, and she tried to cry out for help, but no one heard it, so the wolf grabbed her and locked her in the closet, and ordered her not to make a sound or else he would eat it, then he took her coat and lay on her bed disguised, and he felt very excited while waiting for the arrival Laila until his plan is successfully completed, and at this moment, Laila arrived at the grandmother's house and did not find the wolf there, but she did not care much about the matter because she is still happy with the beautiful flowers that she picked up for the grandmother and started knocking on the door. The wolf said trying to imitate the grandmother's voice: Who is at the door? Laila said enthusiastically: I am Laila, my grandmother, and I brought you a nice surprise. The wolf said: Well, my dear. She entered and kissed her grandmother's head as usual, but she felt something suspicious that she attributed to not seeing her grandmother for some time, then she felt a strange calmness; Usually her grandmother is happy to see her, so the wolf interrupted the thoughts that were going on in Leila's head, saying: How beautiful are these flowers, Leila, thank you, my love. Layla reassured for a while, and put the flowers in a glass of water that was on a small table next to the bed after filling it with water, then she returned to sit next to the bed, turned to her grandmother and she noticed her strange shape, so she innocently decided to ask her: Grandmother, why are your eyes big? The disgruntled wolf said: So that I can see you well, my little girl, and Leila noticed another strange thing in her grandmother and asked again: Why are your ears big? The wolf cunningly said: So that I can hear your beautiful voice with them, my dear, and then Laila looked at the grandmother's mouth: my grandmother, why did your mouth become big? And the wolf said, as he removed the clothes of his grandmother and his clothes on his teeth: until I eat you with it! The illusion of the wolf, Laila, wants to pounce on her and eat her, so she cried at the top of her voice, asking for help, so a fisherman screaming by chance near the house of the grandmother heard her screaming. Laila cried heartily while searching for her grandmother with the hunter, and she kept crying until she found her in the locker, so the hunter helped her to get her out of the locker, and the poor Laila embraced her grandmother while she regretted that she did not hear her mother's will, and her grandmother told her that she must adhere to her mother's words in the coming days, Laila wiped her tears, kissed her, and pledged that this would not happen again, that she had learned a lesson that she would never forget, and finally thanked the hunter for saving them and Laila remained in the company of the grandmother that day to take care of her and she is grateful and happy that her grandmother is still fine
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