Princess Jilly was in her playroom, surrounded by her toys. She was possessive about her toys and didn't like to share them with anyone. Not even her little brother.

Whenever someone tried to play with her toys, she would aggressively snatch them away, shouting, 'It's mine, it's mine!' Her constant bickering was becoming a problem.

One day, Princess Emma invited Princess Ada, Princess Jilly, and Princess Adelaide to a playdate in her garden. They brought their favorite toys to share and play together.

Princess Jilly, as usual, was being mean and didn't want to share her toys with the others. This made the princesses upset and they decided to play a game without Jilly.

They played 'Princesses and Dragons' and had a lot of fun together. Seeing them laugh and enjoy, Princess Jilly felt lonely and left out.

She approached them with an apologetic look on her face. 'I'm sorry for being mean. Can I join you?' she asked. The princesses accepted her apology and welcomed her into the game.

Back at Jilly's playroom, the princesses were having a grand time. They were sharing toys, swapping stories, and creating beautiful memories.

Princess Jilly felt a happiness she had never felt before. Sharing her toys and playing together was far more enjoyable than playing alone.

The princesses praised Jilly for her change of heart. 'You're more fun when you share, Jilly!' they said. They promised to visit her again for more playdates.

Jilly learned a valuable lesson that day. She understood that if she kept not sharing with her friends, nobody would want to play with her anymore and she would be very lonely.

From then on, Princess Jilly became the best sharer in the kingdom. She shared her toys, her snacks, and even her petite pink throne.

By learning to share, Jilly not only made her playtimes more fun but also made lifelong friends. She realized that sharing wasn't losing, but gaining - gaining friends, fun, and happiness.