At school, Anya and Mila saw a new friend named Lina standing near the playground. Lina smiled a little, but she looked unsure. Today’s game was called the Rainbow Bridge. The children had to step from one soft mat to the next without touching the ground. It looked exciting, but a tiny bit scary too. Anya took a deep breath. Mila held the first mat still. “We can do it together,” said Anya. The children tried again and again. Step by step, they practiced. Their feet moved carefully. Their hands stayed steady. Soon, the Rainbow Bridge began to feel easy and fun. Lina watched quietly. Mila turned and said, “Would you like to try with us?” Lina nodded. Anya showed Lina the first step. Mila stood close by to help. “Slow and careful,” she said kindly. Lina stepped once, then twice. The children cheered softly. She smiled big and bright. When they reached the last mat, Anya picked up a small ribbon from the basket and shared it with Lina. “You worked hard,” she said. Lina held the ribbon and beamed. “Thank you for helping me belong,” she said. The three friends played the Rainbow Bridge again and again, taking turns, helping one another, and sharing their happy smiles. And the playground felt extra warm and wonderful.