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Once upon a time there was a 

baker named Tom. He needed to 

make a wedding cake for two 

people getting married named Judy 

and Peter. He needed some more 

supplies, so he got in the car and 

drove to the store to

buy the supplies. When he 

was at the store, he was 

looking for pink icing. He 

already had 10 cans of white 

icing at home. He looked in 

every food aisle, but he could 

not find pink icing. He 

checked all of the food aisles 

again, and eventually he 

found the 

pink icing. The pink icing was 

all he needed. He didn't use 

pink icing very much, so that is 

why he didn't have any in the 

first place. Tom drove back 

home, and started to bake his 

cake. Once he had it all 

finished, he realized it was 

night time. He went to bed, 

and in the morning, he drove to 

the wedding in his new clothes. 

When he got there, he saw the 

bride and groom. "Welcome 

Tom." said Judy. Judy was very 

nice, and so was Peter. Once 

they had the cake all ready, the 

wedding started.

Everybody watched the flower 

girl and the bride walk down 

the aisle. They watched as the 

bride and groom kissed. They 

soon came to the place where 

you ate. There were tons of 

tables! They got their food and 

sat down. Tom was with his 

wife Beth and their 

two kids, Jacob and Lizzie. 

Jacob and Lizzie both said 

together, "Mommy, when will 

we have the cake that daddy 

made?" Beth said to her kids, 

"When you are done eating your 

food." When the kids heard 

that, they started gobbling up 

their food as fast

as they could. The kids didn't 

eat the chicken because they 

thought that it didn't taste 

good. "Eat two of your chickens 

and I will give you a slice of 

cake." said Beth. The kids didn't 

want the chicken, but, if they 

didn't eat it, they wouldn't get 

cake!

When the kids were done eating 

their two chickens, they asked 

their mom for cake. Beth said, 

"We have to wait for the bride 

and groom to both take a bite 

of cake together." The kids 

slumped down in their chairs. 

They wanted cake and they 

wanted 

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