Indigo saves the day

In a small town by the sea, there was a girl named Indigo. She had golden curly hair that shone like the sun. She and her grandmother lived in a little house on a hill.

Indigo was very brave. Every morning, she would go to the beach to say hi to the seagulls and the waves. She liked to help the fishermen and save any little creatures stuck in their nets.

One dark day, a huge storm came. The clouds were thick and the wind was loud. Everyone in the town was scared.

Boom, boom, boom! Someone was knocking on Indigo’s door during the storm. It was the man who took care of the lighthouse. He looked scared as he said, "The light is broken, and there's a ship that can't see in the storm!"

Indigo put on her raincoat and grabbed her brightest lantern. "I’ll help!" she said bravely.

She climbed the tall hill to the lighthouse while the storm tried to push her back. But Indigo was strong and kept going. She got to the top, but the lighthouse light was still not working.

"Oh no!" said Indigo. "What can we do?"

Then, she had an idea. She and the lighthouse man got lots of mirrors from the town. All the people came out to help, too. They held up the mirrors to catch the light from Indigo's lantern and shone it out to the sea.

Far away, the ship saw the flickering light. With the help of the shiny mirrors, the ship sailed safely into the harbor. The town cheered and clapped for brave Indigo.

Indigo was all wet from the rain but she was smiling. Because of her, the town worked together to save the day.

From then on, every ship that came by knew about Indigo, the girl with golden curls and a big heart, who had saved them all.

The end.