Little Miss Muffet was a curious and brave little girl. She loved to experiment with different ingredients in the kitchen and create new recipes. Today, she decided to make a special treat for Halloween.

She collected all the ingredients she needed: a big bowl, flour, butter, and eggs. She placed everything on her little kitchen table, rolled up her sleeves, and started to mix the ingredients.

As she stirred, she hummed a happy tune. The mixture in the bowl slowly turned into a smooth batter. Everything was going smoothly until a small spider crawled onto the table.

Little Miss Muffet was not afraid of spiders, but this one took her by surprise. She jumped back, causing the bowl to wobble. The spider, startled by her reaction, quickly scurried away.

She sighed in relief as she watched the spider disappear into a corner. She turned back to her bowl and found that the batter was still safe. She smiled and continued with her preparation.

As Little Miss Muffet was putting the batter into the oven, she heard a sound at the window. She turned around and saw a large, shaggy wolf peering through the glass.

She gasped in surprise. The wolf, however, just sat there looking at her with curious eyes. She slowly approached the window, her heart pounding in her chest.

"You can't come in, Mr. Wolf," she told him firmly. The wolf just tilted his head, seemingly puzzled by her words. She smiled, feeling a little less scared.

She returned to her task, glancing occasionally at the wolf who was still sitting by the window. The smell of the baking treat filled the kitchen, making her stomach rumble in anticipation.

When the oven timer dinged, she put on her oven mitts and carefully pulled out the tray. The treats looked perfect - golden brown and delicious.

She set the tray on the table to cool. She looked at the wolf, who was still watching her. She had an idea. She quickly whipped up another batch of batter.

She made a larger treat, suitable for a wolf. She put it in the oven and waited. The wolf watched her with interest, his nose twitching at the delicious smells.

When the second treat was ready, she let it cool and then carefully placed it near the window. The wolf sniffed at it cautiously before gobbling it up.

Little Miss Muffet watched as the wolf enjoyed the treat. She felt a sense of accomplishment. She had not only baked a delicious treat but also made a new friend.

As the night fell, she waved goodbye to the wolf, promising to bake him another treat the next day. The wolf wagged his tail and disappeared into the darkness.

She then turned her attention to the treats she had baked for herself. She took a bite and her eyes lit up. The treat was delicious, just as she had hoped.

Satisfied, Little Miss Muffet cleaned up her kitchen. She stored the remaining treats in a jar, excited to share them with her friends the next day.

Later that night, as she lay in bed, she thought about her adventurous day. She had faced a spider and a wolf and managed to turn them into friends.

She smiled, feeling proud of herself. She knew she would have many more adventures in her kitchen. With that thought, she drifted off to sleep.

The next morning, she woke up feeling excited. She couldn't wait to share her treats and her story with her friends. She quickly dressed and headed to school.

At school, she shared her treats and her story. Her friends were amazed and couldn't stop praising her delicious treats. She beamed, feeling happy and proud.

After school, she returned home. She was greeted by the wolf, who was waiting by the window. She laughed and went into the kitchen to bake him another treat.

As she baked, she thought about the fun she had on Halloween. She had learned that even scary things could turn out to be friendly if given a chance.

From that day on, Little Miss Muffet was no longer afraid of spiders or wolves. She knew that with a little courage and kindness, she could make friends with anyone.

And so, Little Miss Muffet continued to bake, make new friends, and have many more exciting adventures in her kitchen. Every Halloween, she would remember her first spooky treat and smile.