Luke lived with his grandma during the last summer holidays. He was (好奇的) about everything in her grandma's house. One night he stole into the store room where his grandma kept her (有价值的) collections. He knew she did not like anyone to touch her treasures, especially her cup for skating. Luke walked around on tiptoe and felt the treasures one after another with excitement. He found the cup wasn't there. "Where is it?" he thought to himself. He raised his head and found it!Though it was on the top of a shelf, he wanted to feel the cup again.
With the help of a ladder, Luke reached the cup. It was much (重)than it seemed. Luke lifted the cup and tried to get it down. While climbing down, Luke's elbow struck against the ladder. He lost his balance and fell down to the (地面) heavily. The glass cup slipped out of his hands and broke into two halves.
Luke was too nervous to feel the (疼). He stood up quickly and felt heartbroken. He picked up the broken pieces with his shaking hands, put them back to the shelf and left the store room quickly. Grandma was watching TV in the living room. Luke went into his bedroom quietly so that his grandma wouldn't notice him.
That night was so cold. He tossed and turned in bed. He couldn't fall asleep till midnight. He woke up and looked at the clock many times. Time seemed to go much slower. Early in the morning, Luke knocked on grandma's door with (勇气), Grandma hugged Luke thoughtfully and said, "That cup was presented to me when I was only ten years old. I won the first prize in my skating competition. "
Luke followed grandma to the store room. "I'm really sorry, grandma. " Luke said (伤心地). With a smile, grandma took down the broken glass cup and used glue to (粘) the broken pieces together. The cup was repaired miraculously!
She continued, "When I was young, I once messed my uncle's (无价的) painting. I was not as brave as you. I didn't tell the (真相) at first. It made me feel upset day and night. After a week's struggle, I admitted my fault to my uncle. That was the most unforgettable moment. I think it is honesty that matters more than mistakes. "
