The Game That Waits

Mia makes a small game about a garden.

At first, she wants many bright things on the screen.

Then she stops and thinks about attention.

If the game is too busy, players cannot see the important parts.

So Mia puts one flower in the middle.

When a player touches it, the flower opens slowly.

This small wait teaches players to watch and think.

Mia also adds a quiet sound after the flower opens.

She tests the game with her friend Ben.

Ben says he feels calm and wants to play again.

Mia learns that good games do not always shout.

Sometimes, a little waiting helps people focus.