Milo the mouse loved to ask, “Why? Why? Why?” One day, Milo and Ada the robot saw a shiny little computer box. “Can we peek inside?” asked Milo. Ada blinked softly. “We can ask a trusted grown-up first.” Milo nodded. “Yes. Honest questions are good questions.” They found Ms. Pine, the helper adult. “Where does this computer box live?” asked Milo. “Who keeps the key?” asked Ada. “Are secret keys written in the notes?” asked Milo. Ms. Pine smiled. “Good questions. Some things are private. Some things are safe to share. We do not guess secrets. We do not touch private keys. We ask, we listen, and we protect.” Milo and Ada clapped their tiny hands. They learned that technology is like a tidy toy chest. We open it only with permission. We keep names and keys safe. We use kind words and careful hands. Milo said, “I can be curious and safe.” Ada said, “I can be helpful and kind.” Ms. Pine said, “That is the best way.” And they all smiled. Moral: Ask honest questions, wait for permission, and keep secrets safe.