Saving an Unconscious Lady
How to Study
Read the Model Story that is best for you, or use the Writing Outline to write your own story.
Short Version
One day, a schoolboy named Alex was returning home from school. While crossing a road, he saw an old woman lying there. She was unconscious, and nobody was helping her.
The road was very busy. Alex thought that a bus or truck might hit the woman. So, he carefully moved her to the footpath.
Then he called a rickshaw and took her to a hospital. A doctor examined her and said that there was no serious problem.
After about an hour, the woman became conscious again. Alex then took her home in a tricycle.
Her family members heard everything and thanked Alex for his kind help. The old woman was also very thankful to him.
Alex felt happy because he had helped someone in danger.
Moral: We should help people in need.
Expanded Version
One day, a schoolboy named Alex was returning home after school. He was walking along a busy road when he suddenly saw an old woman lying on the street. She was unconscious, and people were passing by without helping her.
Alex became worried. Cars, buses, and trucks were moving along the road. He thought that the woman could be badly hurt if she remained there.
He went to her and carefully moved her from the road to the footpath. Then he tried to speak to her, but she did not answer.
Alex knew that she needed medical help. He called a rickshaw and asked the driver to take them to a nearby hospital. At the hospital, a doctor examined the woman. The doctor said that there was no serious injury, but she needed rest and care.
After about an hour, the woman slowly became conscious. She was weak and confused at first. Alex stayed near her until she felt better.
When she was ready to leave, Alex helped her into a tricycle and took her home.
Her family members were very worried, but they were relieved to see her safe. They listened as Alex explained what had happened and thanked him warmly for his help.
The old woman also thanked the boy. Alex felt happy because he had helped a person who was in danger.
Moral: We should help people in need.