Міша walked through Grandma's garden, looking at the flowers. "Grandma, where are all the bees?" he asked. Grandma frowned. "I've noticed that too. The flowers aren't growing as well this year." She pointed to her old beehive at the garden's edge. "Something might be wrong with the hive. Let's take a closer look together." Міша felt excited. He loved solving mysteries with Grandma. They walked carefully toward the wooden beehive.

Grandma put on her beekeeper hat and gave Міsha a small veil. They approached the hive slowly. "Listen," Grandma whispered. Міша heard only silence. "A healthy hive should buzz loudly," Grandma explained. She carefully opened the hive. Inside, only a few tired bees crawled around. "Oh my! The hive is nearly empty," Grandma said sadly. "The bees might have left because something scared them or made them sick. We need to help them quickly."

"What can we do?" Міша asked eagerly. Grandma smiled. "First, we need to find out why they left. Let's check for problems." They looked carefully. Міsha spotted a small hole in the hive. "Look! Maybe cold air got inside." Grandma nodded proudly. "Good eye! And see these mites? They bother the bees." Together, they cleaned the hive and patched the hole. "Now we need to make the garden more welcoming," Grandma said.

Міша and Grandma planted bee-friendly flowers all week. They added a small water dish too. One morning, Міша heard buzzing. "Grandma, come quick!" Bees were flying around the hive! More arrived each day. Soon the garden filled with buzzing and colorful blooms. "The bees are pollinating the flowers," Grandma explained. "They help food grow." Міша beamed with pride. "We saved them!" "Yes," Grandma hugged him. "And they're saving our garden too."