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Levi and Ryan are brothers. They do 

everything together. They sleep 

together, and sometimes dress a like. 

But, when they play and eat together, 

it gets crazy.

Levi does not like sharing his toys with Ryan. He 

always tells his brother, 

"Stop Ryan, Go play over there!",

 or,

"That's my toy, give it to me!"

Ryan usually doesn't argue with his brother, he just 

does what his brother tells him.

Levi's mom and dad always tell him.

"Share with your brother, don't be mean to him."

When Levi and Ryan eat together, Ryan always wants 

some of Levi's food. Levi always tells Ryan,

"Get your own food, I don't want to share!"

Ryan would always ask his brother in the nicest way,

"Please brother.", 

and Levi always said, "No!"

Once again mom and dad would tell Levi, "Share with your 

brother, don't be mean to him." 

Levi was tired of hearing his parents say, "Share with your 

brother."

He thought to himself, "What can I do to fix it?"

Then Levi remembered his birthday was tomorrow, and 

he gets to ask one wish before he blows out the candles. 

Levi knew what he was going to wish for, and he said it out 

loud, 

"I'm going to wish that I'm the only child."

He thought it was a brilliant idea. He couldn't wait for 

the next day. That night he went to sleep with a smile.

The next day was Levi's birthday, and he couldn't wait 

for his birthday wish. His mom and dad came in to his room 

saying, 

"Happy Birthday Levi!"

Levi was overwhelmed with excitement, but Levi noticed 

someone was missing. 

"Where's Ryan?", Levi asked. 

"Ryan isn't feeling good, so he is going to miss your party 

downstairs. Hopefully he feels better.", said mom.

Levi felt a little worried, but he didn't want to show it.

Levi was happy to see everyone at his party, but he 

still felt empty inside. He thought he would be having a 

blast since his brother wasn't here to bother him. 

But, he actually missed having his brother around. He 

missed his brother following him everywhere, and 

missed playing his birthday games with him.

 Levi missed everything about his brother.

Throughout the day Levi kept a smile on his face,but 

deep down inside he was feeling sad. 

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