"Lily was getting bored. It had been raining for days and she was stuck inside the house with nothing to do. She thought about going exploring in the attic, but her grandfather had told her not to go up there. Lily wondered what could be so bad about the attic. She decided to ask her grandmother if she could go up there.
\"Please, can I go explore the attic?\" Lily begged. \"I'm so bored.\"
\"Absolutely not,\" her grandmother said. \"It's too dangerous.\"
\"But why?\" Lily asked. \"What's up there?\"
\"There's nothing up there for you to worry about,\" her grandmother said. \"Now, go find something else to do.\"
Lily couldn't understand why her grandparents were being so secretive about the attic. She was sure they were hiding something from her. After lunch, she went outside to see if any of her friends were around, but they were all busy with their own things. With nothing else to do, Lily decided to go exploring in the attic after all.
When she got to the attic door, she found that it was locked. She remembered seeing a key on her grandfather's desk earlier that day. She went downstairs and took the key from the desk drawer. Then she went back to the attic and unlocked the door.
As soon as she stepped inside, Lily knew that her grandparents had been hiding something from her. The attic was huge and filled with magical creatures! There were fairies, elves, and even a dragon! Lily couldn't believe her eyes.
She was about to explore further when she heard someone coming up the stairs. It was her grandmother! Lily quickly hid behind a stack of boxes. She held her breath as her grandmother came into the attic and started looking around.
\"Lily!\" her grandmother called out. \"Where are you?\"
Lily didn't answer. She was too afraid of getting caught.
\"I know you're in here,\" her grandmother said. \"Come out now.\"
Lily slowly stood up from behind the boxes and walked towards her grandmother. \"I'm sorry,\" she said. \"I just wanted to see what was in here.\"
\"This is not a place for you to be,\" her grandmother said sternly. \"You could have gotten hurt.\"
\"I'm sorry,\" Lily said again. \"I won't come back here again.\"
\"Good,\" her grandmother said. \"Now let's go downstairs and forget this ever happened.\"
Lily agreed and followed her grandmother downstairs. She was glad she hadn't been caught exploring the attic, but she was also disappointed that she hadn't gotten to see more of the magical creatures. She was sure she would find a way back into the attic again someday."