In the city zoo lived a baby wolf who was different from the rest. He had a unique white patch on his gray coat, which made him an outcast among the others.

Tired of being alone and treated differently, the baby wolf decided to escape from the zoo and venture out into the unknown forest.

The baby wolf found himself in the middle of a large forest. It was a bit scary, but he felt free and excited to explore.

While exploring, the baby wolf stumbled upon a lost cheetah cub. The cub was scared and alone, just like the wolf had been in the zoo.

The baby wolf decided to stay with the lost cheetah cub. Together, they felt a little less scared and a little more hopeful.

Over the days, they explored the forest together. They found berries to eat, clear streams to drink from, and cozy spots to rest.

They encountered many challenges, like finding food and staying safe from bigger animals. But they helped each other and learned to survive in the forest.

The baby wolf and the cheetah cub became the best of friends. They were different, but they understood each other. They were no longer alone.

Through their adventures, they learned that being different is not a bad thing. It makes them unique and special.

They also learned the importance of friendship and helping each other in times of need.

Though they started their journey in the forest alone and scared, they ended it stronger, braver, and happier, with a friend by their side.

And so, the outcast baby wolf and the lost cheetah cub lived happily in the forest, their new home, where they were not different, but unique and loved.