Lily woke up one cold winter morning, excited to make her favorite hot chocolate. To her surprise, she found her mug frozen as it had been left outside.

She was a little disappointed but remembered her grandma's saying about warmth melting the cold. So, she decided to place her mug in the sunlight.

As sunlight hit the mug, the chocolate started to melt. Lily watched with fascination as the solid chocolate turned into a liquid.

She then hurried back into the kitchen, took some warm milk, and added it to the melted chocolate. She stirred it gently, and soon, the delicious aroma of hot chocolate filled the room.

With her hot mug in hand, Lily went to her favorite spot by the window. She enjoyed the sweet warmth of the drink, watching the beautiful snowfall outside.

Despite the cold morning, the warmth of the hot chocolate made her feel better. It was a simple pleasure that made winter mornings special for Lily.

Later in the day, Lily shared her morning adventure with her grandma. Her grandma listened intently, her eyes twinkling with joy as Lily narrated her story.

Her grandma was proud of Lily for remembering her saying and applying it practically. She hugged Lily and told her how special she was.

The next morning, Lily was more careful with her mug. She made her hot chocolate in the kitchen, enjoying the process and the warmth it brought.

She felt a sense of satisfaction and happiness. The incident taught her the importance of warmth and patience, even in cold and challenging situations.

She sat by the window again, this time with a smile on her face. The hot chocolate tasted even better, its warmth spreading not just in her body, but also in her heart.

From that day on, every winter morning, Lily would make her hot chocolate with love and care. And each sip would remind her of the warmth of winter and her grandma's wisdom.