Once upon, the vowels A, E, and O were playing fun in the park, while the I appeared running and desperated because the U was lost.

The vowels went to their house, and they planned to went out and found her. So they divided the places to found the U. If they did not find the U, they had to return to house.

The vowel A went to the airport, and she asked a women if she had seen one vowel called U. But the women said: I am sorry, i had not seen her. The A was sad, and she returned to house.

With hope, the vowel E went to the bakery, but the baker said to E that he had not seen any vowel called U. The E returned to house sad because U liked the bread in that bakery, and she was not there.

The vowel I was anxious to found the U. The I asked some kids if they had seen the vowel U, but the kids said that they saw her in the supermarket, but they did not when she left. The I went to her home, too.