The Lion and the Rabbit

A cruel (do bad things to hurt others) lion lived in the forest. Every day, he killed and ate a lot of animals.
The other animals were afraid the lion would kill them all.
The animals told the lion, "Let's make a deal. If you promise to eat only one animal each day, ..."
The plan sounded well thought-out to the lion, so he agreed.
Then, all the other animals were safe.
Finally, it was the rabbit's turn (your turn) to go the lion.
The rabbit went very slowly that day, so the lion was angry when the rabbit finally arrived.
"Why are you late?"
I was hiding from another lion in the forest.
The rabbit replied, "I will be happy to show you where he lives".(to reply)
The rabbit led the lion to an old well in the middle (halfway) of the forest.
The well was very deep with water at the bottom.
He could see his own face in the water.
Without waiting another moment, the lion jumped into the well (n-giếng) to attack the other lion. He never came out (v-đi ra).
All of the other animals in the forest [rịt] were very pleased with the rabbit's clever trick.
The rabbit's clever trick (do to fool another person)

well (n) giếng
moment (n) a second or a very short time.
trick (n) is ST you do to fool another person.