Once upon a time, in a sunny meadow, there lived three little pigs. They were the best of friends and loved to play together. The youngest pig was the smallest, but he was also the most adventurous.

The middle pig was bigger and stronger. He was the most responsible and always looked after his younger brother. They loved to play hide and seek in the meadow.

The oldest pig was the biggest and wisest. He loved to read stories and tell them to his younger brothers. He was always there to guide them and protect them.

But their happy life was about to change. One day, a hungry wolf came to the meadow. He had sharp teeth and his eyes glowed with a fierce hunger.

The wolf was notorious for his cunning ways. He was always looking for his next meal. The three little pigs became his target.

The first pig was playing in the meadow when he saw the wolf. He was scared and ran back to his brothers to warn them.

The second pig was shocked. He knew they had to protect themselves. He suggested building a house to keep the wolf out.

They all agreed and started to build their house. The first pig gathered straws, the second collected sticks, and the third one brought bricks.

The first pig finished his house quickly. It was made of straws and looked very pretty. But it wasn't strong enough to keep the wolf out.

The wolf came and blew the straw house down. The first pig ran to his brother's house made of sticks. The wolf followed him.

The second pig's house was stronger, but the wolf managed to blow it down as well. The first and second pig ran to their oldest brother's house.

The third pig's house was made of bricks. It was the strongest of all. The wolf tried to blow it down, but he couldn't.

The wolf was angry and tried to enter the house through the chimney. But the third pig was smart. He lit a fire in the fireplace.

The wolf fell into the fire and ran away howling. The three little pigs were safe. They celebrated their victory.

But the wolf was still hungry. He decided to wait and attack when they least expected it. His eyes glowed in the dark as he watched the house.

The pigs lived in fear. They knew the wolf was waiting for them. But they also knew they had to stick together to survive.

The wolf attacked the brick house again. This time, he tried to dig a tunnel to get inside. But the third pig was ready for him.

The third pig filled the tunnel with boiling water. The wolf jumped out of the tunnel howling in pain. He ran away, never to return again.

The pigs celebrated their second victory. They knew they were safe now. But they also knew that they had lost their brother.

The third pig was eaten by the wolf while trying to protect his brothers. His bravery was remembered by his brothers and they promised to live bravely in his memory.

The first and second pig lived in the brick house. They missed their brother, but they knew he would want them to be happy and safe.

They continued to play in the meadow and live their lives to the fullest. They remembered their brother's bravery and learned to be brave themselves.

They learned the importance of strength and wisdom. They learned to protect themselves and each other. They became stronger and wiser.

The two little pigs lived happily in the brick house. They had a lot of adventures and made many friends. They remembered their brother and lived bravely in his memory.

The story of the three little pigs and the hungry wolf became a legend in the meadow. The pigs were remembered for their bravery and wisdom. They lived happily ever after.