Bekele and the Smell (V/V syllable division)

In a highland town where a merchant’s kitchen fills the air with the smell of lamb stew, poor Habtamu is dragged to court for the crime of simply breathing it in. Can a smell truly be stolen? And when the judge names Habtamu guilty, what clever twist might turn the whole courtroom into a ‘riot’ of laughter? A warm tale about fairness, pride, and ‘being’ true. This Bookbot story practises splitting two-syllable words with ‘quiet’, ‘giant’, ’trial’, and ‘ruin’.