Once upon a time, there was a little boy named Aziz. He didn't know he was a refugee, but he knew he couldn't live where he used to live anymore. He missed his old home, his favorite TV cartoons, and most of all, he missed his cat Noodles and dog Biscuits. One day, his mommy and daddy told him they had to leave everything behind.

Aziz had to wear an orange life jacket and sit in a small dingy. The sea was big and scary, but his mommy hugged him tight and said everything would be okay. There were other people in the boat too, but Aziz didn't know them. It was cold and dark, and his tummy rumbled because there was nothing to eat.

As they sailed across the sea, Aziz felt scared. The boat was small and the waves were big. Suddenly, a wave came and the boat started to sink. Aziz's sister fell overboard, and Aziz and his mommy struggled to reach the shore. They were all alone, and Aziz didn't know what to do.

Just when Aziz thought things couldn't get any worse, a man in a uniform appeared. He welcomed Aziz and his mommy and said they were safe now. Aziz felt relieved and grateful for the helping hand. The man took them to a new place where they could start a new life.

Aziz and his mommy arrived at their new home. It was different from their old home, but it was warm and welcoming. They had a cozy bed to sleep in and plenty of food to eat. Aziz was happy to have a place to call home again.

In their new home, Aziz met other children who had also come from faraway places. They became friends and played together. Aziz even made friends with other cats and dogs, just like his beloved Noodles and Biscuits. He realized that even though they were different, they could all be friends.

As time passed, Aziz started to feel less scared. He no longer had to worry about leaving his home or crossing the sea in a small boat. He knew that he was safe and loved in his new home. Aziz's dreams were filled with happiness and hope.

One day, Aziz looked around and realized how far he had come. He had overcome his fears and found a new home where he belonged. Aziz was grateful for his mommy and daddy's love and the kindness of others. He knew that he didn't have to be scared anymore because he was surrounded by love and happiness.