1.	Louise woke up with a really bad cold.  This was rather unfortunate, as she had been looking forward to having a good time with her friends that day.  She’d been so busy recently that she had no time to have any fun at all.
2.	Louise rolled over in her bed, trying to go back to sleep, but quickly she was interrupted by a loud rapping on the window.  She turned around to look and—Papaya had her face pressed up against it!
3.	Louise got up to let her in and the moment Papaya was through the door she badgered Louise to come play with her.  As much as she wanted to go, she just felt too sick, so she explained this to Papaya as quickly as she could so that she could get back to feeling miserable in her bed as opposed to feeling miserable at her doorstep. 
4.	Finally, Papaya left and Louise was right back between the comforts of her pillow and blanket.  However, she couldn’t help feeling terribly sorry for herself.  It wasn’t fair, she’d been working so hard all this week and now she couldn’t even play on her free day.  She was almost too drowned in her self pity to notice a tiny cry at her door.
5.	Louise paused for a moment only to get up to check the source of the noise.  She looked down to find a baby foxbat crying.  She wasn’t sure, but it seemed to be limping, and it just didn’t look old enough to fly.  Where was the mother of this little foxbat?  She promptly took it in to her house to see if she could help it feel better.
6.	She didn’t know where to put it, so she set it down gently in her bed.  A soft bed should do, shouldn’t it? she thought.  She looked around for some cloth with which she’d be able to tie up its leg.  She felt bad at first because it cried out louder during the whole thing.  What can I do now? she thought, trying to come up with anything that would be good for it.
7.	Louise suddenly realized that the little foxbat must be hungry.  She wasn’t quite sure about the eating habits of foxbats, but she thought that they probably consisted of fruit in some form or another.  She grabbed a banana, broke it up into tiny pieces, and placed them right next to the foxbat.  She got something right apparently, for it devoured the pieces as they came.
8.	The foxbat didn’t seem tired at all, but its leg hindered it from moving around easily.  Louise decided to take a small pouch of hers and to put it around her neck.  She then put the baby in and went to go take a walk.  Louise reasoned that letting the foxbat look around might take its mind off its hurt leg.
9.	It was a particularly nice day out, and Louise decided to visit the pond first.  She sat the foxbat in a shallow part of the pond and let it splash around a bit.  It really seemed to like doing that!  Louise splashed it back and played with it until she nearby flower fields looked too enticing to resist.
10.	When they got to the fields, they were delighted to find that all of the flowers were in full bloom.  They were strolling through the flowers when suddenly Louise noticed another foxbat in the sky.  The baby seemed to notice as well, so of course it started to call out loudly.  Within moments, the other foxbat had landed right next to Louise.
11.	The baby reached for the larger foxbat and Louise knew that it must be the baby’s mother.  She took it out of her pouch and set the baby on the ground.  She was concerned about the leg of the baby, and she tried to explain this to the mother but Louise wasn’t sure if she was understood or not.  Nonetheless, the mother seemed very relieved to be back with her baby, and thus immediately departed with it.  Louise thought that they would be fine, so she decided not to worry about it anymore.
12.	Louise walked back to her house in a cheery mood.  She helped someone else feel better when she, herself, hadn’t been feeling very well.  She’d completely forgotten that she even felt sick earlier.  She’d used all of her attention on caring for the baby foxbat in the absence of its mother, which diverted her from thinking about herself.  Even though she would have liked to have gone out in the morning, she concluded that feeling sick earlier wasn’t that bad since it led to her discovery of the little visitor at her door.  She decided to try and have a more positive attitude from that point on.  
13.	Now that Louise was in a mood to do things and go places, she went and met up with Papaya.  It was still only early in the afternoon, so there was plenty of time left to enjoy the company of her best friend.  Papaya was just about to start playing a game with some of her other friends, but she needed a partner.  Louise showed up just in time.