Once upon a time, there was a black garden ant. His name was Antie. He and his colony lived in a small cottage on a hill, at the back of the beautiful cottage’s garden. 

It was a garden wherein stood two rose trees. 

One of which bore a white and the other red roses.

The owners had a beautiful garden full of sweet-smelling flowers and herbs. They loved their houses because they built their nests in the dirt, grass, buildings' bases, or beneath flat stones. It was a perfect place to live. They also help with the Seed Spreading and Soil Aeration. Everything they do behind the scenes to ensure the success of a healthy garden. 

The house owners had a daughter. Her name was Liz. She loved playing in the garden. They were as good and happy as ever, busy and cheerful. The mom of the house loved to clean and enjoyed using natural products. She especially loved using vinegar because the acidic nature of vinegar is so strong that it can dissolve mineral deposits, oil, and dust. It is also anti-bacterial.

One day, Antie and her fellow worker Antoniette were out searching for food as usual. And they did not realize that they were moving a little too far away from the colony. They were immersed in their search. At this time, the mother had finished cleaning and asked her daughter to pour the dirty cleaning water into the garden. The daughter didn't like to upset her mother, so she immediately took action. 

Antie was looking up into the garden when she spotted a row of tall plants with wide leaves and purple flowers. She immediately remembered Queen's rule not to approach the purple flowers in the garden. She had an uneasy feeling suddenly. The Queen had a strict rule to not go beyond this plant EVER! She heard Antoniettes painful scream. “AGGGGHHH”

AGGGGHHH

Antonniette was on the ground holding her leg. There was a water-like liquid on top of the grass nearby. “AGGHHHH IT BUURRNNSS” said antoniette. Antie panicked! What was she supposed to do?!

AGGHHHH IT BUURRNNSS!

She took a deeeeep breath to calm down. “My friend needs my help I should be calm,” she said. She dragged Antoniette away from the purple flower, watching out for the wet grasses. “I will come back, Antoniette, you are safe here, don't move okay?” “okie” Antoniette said.