A Vengeance Woven by Friendship

In a small town, there were two best friends, Tom and Jake. They did everything together, from fishing at the creek to climbing trees in the forest. Their bond was as strong as steel, and everyone in town knew that where you saw one, the other wasn't far behind.
One day, a new kid named David arrived. He was temper tantrums and liked to bully others. David targeted a kind - hearted boy named Sam, stealing his lunch money and mocking him in front of the whole school. Tom and Jake saw what was happening, and their blood boiled. They knew they had to stand up for Sam, not just because it was the right thing to do, but also because they believed in protecting the weak.
However, when Tom and Jake confronted David, he didn't back down. Instead, he plotted revenge. One night, David and his friends vandalized Tom's family's small grocery store. They broke the windows, spilled milk on the floor, and scattered the goods everywhere. When Tom and Jake found the mess the next morning, they were devastated. Tom's parents worked so hard, and now they had to bear the cost of repairs and lost income.
Filled with anger, Jake wanted to fight David right away. But Tom stopped him. "Fighting will only make things worse," he said. "We need a smarter plan." Together, they decided to expose David's misdeeds to the whole town.
They started by talking to Sam and other kids who had been bullied by David. They collected stories and evidence of David's bad behavior. Then, they made posters with pictures of the damaged grocery store and stories of the bullied kids. They put up these posters all around town, in the school, and at the community center.
As the town learned the truth, people were outraged. David's parents were called in, and he was finally held accountable for his actions. Not only did he have to apologize to Tom's family and the other kids, but he also had to help clean up the store and do community service.
Through this experience, Tom and Jake's friendship grew even deeper. They realized that true friendship means standing up for what's right, not just for each other, but for everyone. Their act of "revenge" wasn't about getting even with violence; it was about using their unity and courage to bring justice and teach a bully a valuable lesson.