湖南省长沙市长郡中学2025-2026学年高三上学期12月月考英语
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That year when my twin sister Nancy and I were about 6 years old, we
eagerly looked forward to the arrival of New Year's Day.
When the day finally came, our mother prepared many dishes, including
a whole chicken , uncut and tempting . We were
(现在分词短语做后置定语) (adj做补语)
especially drawn to the juicy chicken legs which made our mouths water.
We couldn't resist the urge to sink our teeth into one. However, we were
somehow afraid that Mom wouldn't let us eat the chicken before dinner. Just
as Mom was making her final dish , she realized she had forgotten an
ingredient and headed out to the town for a quick grocery run. Our 12-year-
old sister Rene was absorbed in a book in her bedroom, and the chicken
was sitting invitingly on the kitchen table. Our perfect chance had come. We
went to “steal” the chicken legs!
Nancy giggled.“Shhh!” I whispered. “Our sister will hear us, and stop our
plan.” Quiet as mice , we tiptoed into the kitchen. I swiftly grabbed a
(adj做补语)
small knife Nancy had found and eagerly began cutting the chicken legs.
Nancy smiled and reminded me to hurry up. “I'm trying,” I replied, “but
this knife isn't working.” Desperate, we both grabbed a leg and
(adj做主语补语)
pulled as hard as we could. Both legs came off at the same time. We both hit
the floor, a leg in hand — success! With delight, we began
(独立主格刻画人物状态)
feasting on our delicious chicken legs.
Then we heard a car door shut. “Mom!”we both whispered. “Run!” I said
quietly. Nancy hit the stairs. I was right on her heels. We quickly escaped to
our bedroom and jumped into bed, carefully hiding our treasures under the
blankets so that no one would see them. Now, all we had to do
(现在分词短语做伴随动作)
was close our eyes and pretend to be sound asleep. “Brilliant idea!” we
thought smugly.Mom stepped into the house, and the first thing she noticed was the
chicken on the table— two legs gone , with messy scratches on the
(独立主格刻画状态)
meat . Then we heard Mom's footsteps approaching.
(with复合结构)
注意:1.续写词数应为150左右;
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Paragraph 1:Pausing beside our bed, she asked, “Did the chicken legs run away by
themselves?
Paragraph 2: At dinner, Nancy and I sliced the remaining chicken into equal pieces.湖南省长沙市长郡中学2025-2026学年高三上学期12月月考英语
阅读下面材料,根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段,使之构成一篇完整的短
文。
That year when my twin sister Nancy and I were about 6 years old, we
eagerly looked forward to the arrival of New Year's Day.
When the day finally came, our mother prepared many dishes, including a
whole chicken, uncut and tempting. We were especially drawn to the juicy
chicken legs which made our mouths water. We couldn't resist the urge to sink
our teeth into one. However, we were somehow afraid that Mom wouldn't let
us eat the chicken before dinner. Just as Mom was making her final dish, she
realized she had forgotten an ingredient and headed out to the town for a quick
grocery run. Our 12-year-old sister Rene was absorbed in a book in her
bedroom, and the chicken was sitting invitingly on the kitchen table. Our
perfect chance had come. We went to “steal” the chicken legs!
Nancy giggled(咯咯地笑).“Shhh!” I whispered. “Our sister will hear us, and
stop our plan.” Quiet as mice, we tiptoed into the kitchen. I swiftly grabbed a
small knife Nancy had found and eagerly began cutting the chicken legs.
Nancy smiled and reminded me to hurry up. “I'm trying,” I replied, “but this
knife isn't working.” Desperate, we both grabbed a leg and pulled as hard as we
could. Both legs came off at the same time. We both hit the floor, a leg in hand
— success! With delight, we began feasting on our delicious chicken legs.
Then we heard a car door shut. “Mom!”we both whispered. “Run!” I said
quietly. Nancy hit the stairs. I was right on her heels. We quickly escaped to our
bedroom and jumped into bed, carefully hiding our treasures under the blankets
so that no one would see them. Now, all we had to do was close our eyes and
pretend to be sound asleep. “Brilliant idea!” we thought smugly(沾沾自喜地).
Mom stepped into the house, and the first thing she noticed was the chicken
on the table— two legs gone, with messy scratches on the meat. Then we heard
Mom's footsteps approaching.注意:1.续写词数应为150左右;
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Paragraph 1:Pausing beside our bed, she asked, “Did the chicken legs run away by
themselves?
Paragraph 2: At dinner, Nancy and I sliced the remaining chicken into equal pieces.一、续写类型及思路
1. 本文属于哪类读后续写？
✔ 典型的个人成长及家庭温情类（家庭温情 + 幼儿闯祸型）故事
关键词：小孩—偷吃—母亲回来—害怕被发现—家庭教育的温暖与宽容。
童年回忆类
小冲突 → 温情解决类
调皮行为的教育意义类
2. 续写整体思路
（1）承接原文冲突：被发现 → 害怕 → 被询问
原文停在 Mom approaching → 问话开场（续写首句）
冲突：偷吃事实 vs 母亲发现
（2）心理线
紧张 → 心虚 → 羞愧 → 释怀 → 温暖 → 成长（3）动作线
眼神躲闪
缩在被窝
偷偷把鸡腿递出来
妈妈检查
最后餐桌场景归于温情
（4）情绪与主题
主题方向两种都可行：母亲“假装生气—转向宽容”的教育
孩子承认错误 → 得到理解 → 家庭温暖
3. 框架
段落 1：冲突显现 + 心理挣扎 + 半承认/否认 + 母亲反应
环境：脚步声临近 → 紧张气氛
心理：心跳加速、害怕
行为：遮住鸡腿、假装睡觉失败
母亲反问：带有幽默或温和威严
孩子羞愧地承认
段落 2：解决冲突 + 教育意义 + 温情结尾（呼应 Dinner）
妈妈教育要诚实/珍惜食物
让孩子参与处理晚餐（原文第二段首句为 Dinner 场景）家庭氛围轻松
成长感悟（升华主题）
4. 续写需承接原文的细节（必须注意）
需承接点 原文细节 续写必须保持
人称/时间 第一人称 I（双胞胎叙述） 保持第一人称
人物 Mom、Rene、Nancy、I 不得新增人物
场景 家里、厨房 → 卧室 → 餐厅 切换要自然、合理
情绪 偷吃的“害怕”“紧张” 续写需延续并解决
物品 鸡腿、被子、桌上破坏的鸡肉 需保持存在并有情节作用
伏笔 Mom noticing the missing legs 必须在续写中回应
5. 如何设计续写内容？
用反问句制造轻松氛围
让母亲“假装生气”但最终温柔处理（增加温情）
用孩子的视角放大恐惧和羞愧
结尾用 Dinner 场景收束 → 形成完整故事闭环
二、故事山模式
1. 故事山模式（Story Mountain）解析阶段 原文内容对应 续写应接
开端 新年、母亲做饭、鸡腿诱惑 已完毕，无需补写
上升行动 偷鸡腿 → 听见车门 延续紧张、躲藏
高潮 Mom approaching（断点） 续写段落 1 必须写面对母亲
下降行动 承认错误 → 母亲回应 段落 2 前半部分
结局 恢复温情，Dinner 场景 段落 2 结尾收束
2. 原文中的承接点
（1）动作类承接点
tiptoed
grabbed
pulled hard
escaped to bedroom
hid chicken legspretended to sleep
➡ 续写动作应更“缩头缩脑”，如躲在被子里、藏手背后等。
（2）情绪类承接点
giggled / whispered
afraid Mom wouldn't let us
smugly (沾沾自喜)
➡ 续写情绪：紧张→心虚→羞愧
（3）关键转折点
Mom hearing footsteps approaching
Mom发现鸡腿不见
➡ 续写必须以这个为“冲突起点”。
3. 原文信息
（1）伏笔（Foreshadowing）
Mom noticing chicken with “messy scratches”
hiding chicken legs
这些伏笔暗示 孩子们一定会被抓包。
（2）冲突点（Conflict）
偷吃 → 被发现
孩子 vs 母亲的教育方式
（3）隐含线索（Implications）双胞胎的性格：大胆 + 调皮
母亲很细心（能发现痕迹）
母亲爱孩子（不会真的严厉惩罚）
（4）解决方案（Resolution）
孩子承认错误
妈妈以温柔或幽默方式教育
家庭氛围回归温暖
三、原文内容分解
分析角度 内容分析 原文反映句
双胞胎调皮、好奇，
“Nancy giggled.” “Rene was absorbed in a
人物刻画 母亲细心负责，姐姐
book.”
专注读书
期待→贪吃→害怕→
“We eagerly looked forward…” “afraid
情感层次 侥幸→紧张→假装淡
that Mom wouldn’t…” “Run!”
定
妈妈外出→孩子偷鸡
关键情节点 腿→车门声→躲进卧 “Then we heard a car door shut.”
室→妈妈回来
大量动作+拟声+细节
语言特色 “Quiet as mice” “hit the floor”
描写，叙述轻松幽默
tiptoed, grabbed,
关键词分析 pulled, escaped, hid, 表现孩子的偷偷摸摸与紧张
pretended
心理描写 害怕被发现、忐忑、 “we were somehow afraid…” “smugly”分析角度 内容分析 原文反映句
侥幸
偷鸡腿全过程、奔 “tiptoed into the kitchen” “jumped into
动作描写
跑、跳床、藏鸡腿 bed”
家庭厨房、卧室、小
环境描写 “kitchen table” “our bedroom”
镇氛围，温馨感
家庭温情、成长与诚
隐含主题 （需续写中升华）
实教育
从偷吃的兴奋 → 听
情感转折 见车门的恐惧 → 假 “Mom!” we both whispered.
装睡觉的心虚
厨房 → 楼梯 → 卧
空间转换 室 → （续写：餐 “hit the stairs” “escaped to our bedroom”
厅）
妈妈出门—孩子偷吃
时间过渡 “Then we heard a car door shut.”
—车门声—妈妈回家
四、 动作/心理/环境
A. 动作描写
I shrank deeper under the blanket, trying to hide the half-eaten chicken
leg.
我缩进被子里更深处，试图藏起吃了一半的鸡腿。
Nancy shot me a panicked glance, her fingers tightening around the
blanket.
Nancy惊慌地瞟了我一眼，手指紧紧攥着被子。
My heart thumped wildly as Mom’s footsteps drew nearer.
随着妈妈的脚步声逼近，我的心狂跳不止。I swallowed hard and forced my eyes shut, pretending to sleep.
我艰难地咽了口唾沫，强行闭上眼装睡。
The chicken leg slipped from my hand, landing soundlessly on the sheet.
鸡腿从我手中滑落，悄无声息地落在床单上。
Mom leaned down and lifted the blanket with a slow, knowing motion.
妈妈俯下身，用一种意味深长的动作慢慢掀开被子。
I clutched the blanket as if it could shield me from her questions.
我紧抓住被子，好像它能保护我不被妈妈质问。
Nancy nudged me gently, urging me to say something.
Nancy轻轻碰了碰我，催促我说点什么。
My fingers trembled as I tried to hide the greasy stain on the sheet.
我试图遮住床单上油渍时，手指微微发抖。
I finally lifted my head and met Mom’s eyes, guilt washing over me.
我终于抬起头，迎上妈妈的目光，愧疚涌上心头。
B. 心理描写
（围绕：害怕、心虚、愧疚、侥幸、紧张—本文情境非常适用）
A wave of guilt rushed through me the moment she asked her question.
她问出那句话的瞬间，一阵强烈的愧疚涌上心头。
My mind raced, searching for an excuse that didn’t exist.
我脑子飞速运转，却找不到任何借口。
I felt heat creeping up my cheeks as shame replaced excitement.
羞愧取代了先前的兴奋，我感觉脸慢慢发热。Panic coiled in my stomach like a tight knot.
恐慌像打了结一样盘在我的胃里。
I suddenly wished I had never touched the chicken at all.
我突然希望自己根本没碰过那只鸡。
The confidence we had only minutes ago instantly faded.
几分钟前的自信瞬间消失殆尽。
My breath caught in my throat when her shadow fell across the bed.
当她的影子落在床边时，我的呼吸瞬间停住了。
Every second felt painfully long as we waited for her reaction.
当我们等待她反应时，每一秒都漫长得让人煎熬。
A tiny part of me still hoped she wouldn’t notice the truth.
我心里仍有一小部分希望她不会发现真相。
But deep down, I knew we were finally caught.
但在内心深处，我知道我们彻底被抓住了。
C. 环境描写
（适用于卧室场景 → 紧张气氛 → 妈妈的脚步声 → 空气凝固）
The room fell into complete silence as Mom’s footsteps echoed up the
stairs.
随着妈妈的脚步声在楼梯上回响，屋子完全安静下来。
Only the faint smell of roasted chicken lingered in the air.
空气中只残留着淡淡的烤鸡香味。
The dim afternoon light spilled across the floor like a thin veil.
昏暗的午后光线像薄纱一样洒在地板上。Our bedroom felt suddenly smaller, the air heavier than before.
卧室突然变得狭窄，空气比先前沉重。
The soft rustle of the blanket sounded thunderous to my ears.
被子的轻微摩擦声在我耳中却像雷鸣般响亮。
Her shadow stretched across the room before she appeared.
在她出现之前，她的影子就先伸进了房间。
The bed creaked slightly as we shifted nervously beneath the covers.
当我们紧张地在被子下挪动时，床轻轻地吱嘎作响。
A cool breeze slipped through the hallway, brushing the half-open door.
一阵凉风穿过走廊，掠过半开的房门。
The scent of fresh groceries drifted in as the front door closed.
当大门关上时，新鲜食材的味道飘了进来。
The soft glow of the kitchen light spilled faintly into the corridor.
厨房柔和的灯光隐约洒进走廊。
地道搭配
1. swallow hard（艰难吞咽，表示紧张/心虚）
构词：副词 hard 作方式状语
用法：动作 + 心理表达
例句：I swallowed hard when Mom lifted the blanket.
He swallowed hard, unsure how to respond.
2. guilt wash over sb.（愧疚涌上心头）
wash over = “席卷、扑来”语义生动、地道例句：A wave of guilt washed over me.
Relief washed over her when she heard the news.
3. tiptoe into / out of（踮脚进入/离开）tiptoe 作动词
常 表“偷偷摸摸”例句：We tiptoed into the kitchen.
She tiptoed out of the room so no one would notice.
4. force a smile / force one’s eyes shut（强行挤出笑/强行闭眼）
force + 宾语 + 结果状语（强迫自己做某事）
例句：I forced my eyes shut, pretending to sleep.
He forced a smile though he was nervous.
5. meet someone’s eyes（迎上对方的目光）常见于人物情绪对峙场景。
例句：I lifted my head and finally met Mom’s eyes.
She avoided meeting his eyes.
生词
1. smugly词性： adv.词意： 沾沾自喜地
近义词： proudly, self-satisfiedly
反义词： humbly, modestly
例句：
We thought smugly that our plan had worked.
He smiled smugly after solving the puzzle.2. giggle词性： v./n.词意： 咯咯笑
近义词： chuckle, snicker
反义词： sob, weep
例句：Nancy giggled behind her hands.
The children giggled at the cartoon.
3. tempting词性： adj.词意： 诱人的
近义词： appealing, inviting
反义词： unappealing, dull
例句：The whole chicken looked tempting on the table.
The cake was too tempting to resist.
4. trace（痕迹）词性： n.词意： 痕迹、踪迹
近义词： mark, sign, evidence
反义词： disappearance, loss
例句：Mom noticed the messy traces on the chicken.
There was no trace of fear in his eyes.
5. approach（逼近）词性： v.词意： 靠近，逼近
近义词： come near, advance反义词： retreat, withdraw
例句：We heard Mom approaching.
A cold wind approached from the north.三、高级替换
1. “害怕”类scared → terrified / alarmed / uneasy / unsettled / shaken
2. “跑”类run → dash / bolt / sprint / hurry / race
3. “看”类（动词高阶）look → glance / peer / peek / gaze / steal a look
4. “说”类say → murmur / whisper / mutter / stammer / breathe
5. “开心/兴奋”类happy → delighted / thrilled / overjoyed / amused /
exhilarated五、 Possible Versions(4)
Version 1
Paragraph 1: Pausing beside our bed, she raised an eyebrow and asked,
“So…the chicken bones magically disappeared?” Nancy and I exchanged a quick
look, our cheeks burning , our fingers twisting the blanket .
(独立主格刻画人物情绪) (独立主格)
Mom’s tone was light, but we could sense the amusement hidden behind it
(过去分词做后置
, her arms folded loosely as if waiting for our confession. With
定语) (独立主格刻画人物)
nowhere to escape, we slowly lifted the blanket and revealed the greasy bones.
Instead of criticizing us, Mom chuckled, brushing a stray crumb off the sheet
(现在分
. “If you two wanted more, you could’ve just told me,” she said gently.
词短语做伴随动作)
Her words melted the tension in the room , and we nodded, both
(无灵主语句)
embarrassed yet grateful that she wasn’t angry.
(adj做主语补语)
At dinner, Nancy and I carefully arranged the remaining pieces of chicken on
a plate. With guilt in mind, we pushed the largest piece toward Mom and Rene,
who pretended to examine it like a treasure, making us giggle . As we
(现在分词短语做伴随动作)
ate, we reenacted how we had fought over the chicken legs earlier, exaggerating
our movements to make Rene laugh . Mom watched us with soft eyes,
(现在分词短语做伴随动作)
the warm kitchen light settling around her like a quiet hug . That New
(独立主格刻画环境)
Year evening, each bite tasted warmer, richer, not because the chicken was
special, but because honesty had cleared the air. We realized that sharing—not
sneaking—made even a simple meal feel like a celebration.
Version 2
Pausing beside our bed, she tapped the mattress lightly and asked, “Are the
missing chicken legs hiding here?” Nancy and I stiffened, our breaths held in the
dim room . Though Mom sounded casual , there was a playful
(独立主格 刻画情绪) (主动表被动)
curve in her voice that told us she already knew the truth. Slowly, as if peeling
away our guilt, we lifted the blanket and exposed the small pile of bones we had
tried to hide.
Mom wasn’t upset; instead, she let out a soft laugh and brushed our hair back
with her warm hand. “If you wanted them so badly, you could’ve just asked,” she
said. We lowered our heads, embarrassment settling over us like a warm
blush , yet relief gradually unwound the tight knot in our chests.
(独立主格)At dinner, Nancy and I placed the remaining chicken pieces neatly on the plate .
D etermined to do it right this time , we offered Mom and Rene the
(adj做主语补语)
biggest share, watching their amused smiles appear . As we ate , we
(现在分词短语做伴随动作)
described how we’d whispered and argued under the blankets, and Rene playfully
shook his head at our “secret mission”.Mom listened, her eyes shining with
patience , the gentle clatter of dishes making the room feel especially
(独立主格刻画人物)
cozy .The chicken tasted different—somehow brighter, somehow happier.
(独立主格环境描写)
That night we understood that being honest didn’t take away anything; it only
brought us closer to the people who loved us most.
Version 3
Paragraph 1
Pausing beside our bed, she asked, “Did the chicken legs run away by
themselves?” Hearing her question , I felt my heart sink as if a heavy
(现在分词短语做伴随动作)
stone had dropped into it. Still pretending to be asleep , I kept my
(现在分词短语做伴随动作)
breathing slow, yet my trembling hands betrayed me. Nancy nudged me lightly
under the blanket, silently asking what to do. Before I could answer,
(现在分词短语做伴随动作)
Mom gently lifted the edge of the blanket, and the half-eaten chicken leg rolled
onto the sheet , exposing our “perfect plan” . Shame washed
(无灵主语句) (现在分词短语做结果状语)
over me in an instant. I dared not meet her eyes, wishing I could
(现在分词短语做伴随动作)
disappear into the mattress. For a long moment, Mom said nothing. The silence felt
even louder than her footsteps. Finally, she sighed—a sigh not of anger, but of
helpless amusement—making me realize we were completely caught.
(现在分词短语做结果状语)
Paragraph 2
At dinner, Nancy and I sliced the remaining chicken into equal pieces. We did
it slowly and carefully, hoping our actions could somehow make up for
(现在分词短语做伴随动作)
the trouble we had caused. Mom watched us with her arms folded , the
(with复合结构)
corners of her mouth lifting slightly, as if she understood our little attempt at
responsibility. While cutting the chicken, I whispered an apology, my voice barely
above a breath . To my surprise, Mom simply patted my shoulder and told
(独立主格)
us that growing up meant learning to be honest—even when we had donesomething wrong. Her words warmed me more than the food on the table .
(无灵主语句)
As we handed out the neatly divided chicken, Nancy and I shared a silent promise:
no more secret “missions”. That night, although the chicken tasted plainer than
earlier, the dinner felt fuller, filled with relief, forgiveness, and a lesson
(过去分词做后置定
we would never forget.
语)
shame washed over me（愧疚涌上心头）
betray one’s nervousness（暴露紧张）
lift the edge of the blanket（掀开被角）
helpless amusement（无奈的好笑）
make up for the trouble（弥补造成的麻烦）
barely above a breath（几乎听不见）
growing up means doing sth.（成长意味着……）
情绪描写亮点
my heart sank
shame washed over me
wishing I could disappear
a warm sense of relief spread through me
动作描写亮点
nudged me lightly
lifted the edge of the blanket
rolled onto the sheetsliced the chicken slowly
handed out the pieces carefully
Version 4
Paragraph 1
Pausing beside our bed, she asked, “Did the chicken legs run away by
themselves?” Her tone sounded calm, yet there was a playful edge beneath it that
made my stomach twist. I cracked one eye open just enough to see her standing
there with raised eyebrows. Nancy froze beside me like a statue, gripping the
blanket so tightly that her knuckles turned white. Mom slowly
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crossed her arms, the way she always did when she already knew the truth. Unable
to keep pretending , I sat up, my hair messy and my voice shaky .
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“Maybe… they tried to escape,” I murmured, attempting a weak joke .
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Nancy let out a tiny squeak. Mom stared at us for a few seconds before shaking
her head with a half-laugh. “If that’s so,” she said, “I suppose their ‘escape’ ended
under your blankets.” Our cheeks burned hotter than the stove in the kitchen.
Paragraph 2
At dinner, Nancy and I sliced the remaining chicken into equal pieces. We did
it with exaggerated seriousness, wanting to show that we were
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determined to behave. Mom watched, amused , as we measured each
(adj做主语补语)
piece as though it were part of a scientific experiment. “Equal pieces mean equal
chances of survival,” I joked, trying to lighten the mood . Mom
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chuckled, and even Nancy relaxed enough to smile. As we passed the plates
around the table, Mom reminded us gently that honesty mattered more than clever
excuses. Hearing that , I felt a small but firm sense of responsibility
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settle inside me. By the time we finished dinner, the earlier embarrassment had
turned into a funny family memory—one we would probably laugh about for
years. And though we still loved chicken legs, we silently agreed to wait until
dinner next time.
raised eyebrows（扬起的眉毛）froze like a statue（像雕像一样僵住）
half-laugh（半笑半无奈）
exaggerated seriousness（夸张的认真）
lighten the mood（缓和气氛）
settle inside me（在心里落定）
情绪描写亮点
stomach twist
cheeks burned
a firm sense of responsibility
动作描写亮点cracked one eye open
crossed her arms
shook her head
passed the plates
measured each piece官方第二节
Pausing beside our bed, she asked, “Did the chicken legs run away by
themselves?” Nancy and I squeezed our eyes tighter, our hearts pounding .
(独立主格)
Mom’s voice sounded calm, but we could feel her smile. “I guess they must have
jumped into your blankets,” she said softly. We froze, then slowly pulled out the
leftover chicken bones from under the covers. Mom didn’t scold us; instead, she
laughed and said, “Next time, just ask—I’ll save them for you.” We nodded,
relieved and a little embarrassed .
(adj做主语补语)
At dinner, Nancy and I sliced the remaining chicken into equal pieces. We
first gave a big piece to Mom and Rene, then divided the rest between us. As we
ate, we told Mom about how we’d struggled to get the chicken legs. Mom listened
warmly, and Rene teased us about our “little adventure”. That night, the
chicken tasted extra delicious. We learned that honesty is better than hiding,and
that Mom’s love is always the sweetest part of every meal.
