
Red Riding Hood's Adventure
By Super Seguro Auto

24 Feb, 2024

Once upon a time, in a small village lived a young girl named Red Riding Hood. She was named so because of the vibrant red cloak she wore every day.

Red Riding Hood was very close to her grandmother who lived in a small cottage on the other side of the forest. One day, her mother asked her to take a basket of food to her ailing grandmother.

Always eager to help, Red Riding Hood immediately agreed. Her mother warned her not to stray from the path and to avoid talking to strangers.

As she was walking through the forest, she was suddenly approached by a cunning wolf. The wolf was intrigued by the little girl in the red cloak.

The wolf asked her where she was going. Innocently, Red Riding Hood told him about her sick grandmother and the food she was taking for her.

The cunning wolf suggested a shortcut to her grandmother's house. Unaware of his intentions, Red Riding Hood thanked him and took the path he suggested.

Meanwhile, the wolf took the usual path and reached her grandmother's house before her. He tricked her grandmother, devoured her, and disguised himself in her clothes.

Red Riding Hood, upon reaching her grandmother's house, noticed something strange. Her grandmother seemed different, but she couldn't quite figure out what was amiss.

She approached the bed and began questioning her grandmother. She asked about her big ears, big eyes, big hands, and a big mouth.

The wolf, pretending to be her grandmother, provided convincing answers. But when he revealed his big mouth to eat her, she screamed.

Luckily, a passing hunter heard her scream. He found it strange to hear such a sound coming from the old lady's house and decided to check.

Upon entering, he saw the wolf, pretending to be the grandmother, with a very large belly. Recognizing the danger, he quickly formulated a plan.

The hunter carefully cut open the wolf's belly with his sharp knife and to his relief, found Red Riding Hood and her grandmother safe inside.

After they were freed, they filled the wolf's belly with large stones. When the wolf woke up, he was unable to move because of the weight in his belly.