Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Yaël, who had a very useful talent: she charmed everyone! With her big, sparkling eyes and a smile that could melt a snowman, Yaël could get just about anything she wanted. When she asked for a second dessert, she would give a mischievous little smile, and her parents would crack up every time: "Okay, but just this once!" At school, when she forgot her homework, she would look at the teacher with her doe eyes and say, "I'm so sorry, I'll do it tonight, I promise!" The teacher, helpless, would always reply, "Okay, but don't forget this time!" Yaël knew how to use her charm, but she also always kept her promises, and the homework was always done! One day, while playing with her friends at the park, Yaël exclaimed, "I'm so Super-Charming, I could convince a lion to lend me its mane!" » His friends burst out laughing and thought to themselves that a lion would surely accept his request.
Yaël was an amazing young girl because she had much more than her charm in her toolbox. One afternoon, Théo, a classmate, was having trouble understanding a math problem and asked Yaël for help. Without hesitation, she sat down next to him and explained everything in simple words. In a few minutes, Théo had understood everything and exclaimed: "Wow, you're super smart Yaël, thank you!" The next day, it was her friend Louise's turn to be sad because she had lost her favorite stuffed animal. Yaël offered to help her look for it together and searched her entire room. Bingo! She found the stuffed animal under her bed, well hidden. Louise jumped for joy and hugged Yaël. "Thank you, you really are the best of friends!"
Yaël realized over the years that her charm, while powerful, was only a small part of who she really was. She was also curious, intelligent, funny, and above all, a golden friend. And so Yaël began calling herself Super-Charmeuse, then Super-Copine!
