Once upon a time, there was a little boy called Sanctioner. He was eight years old and lived with his parents and two siblings on a picturesque farm outside the village.

Sanctioner was a good boy and worked hard on the farm everyday. One day, his parents were out of town, leaving him in charge of his two younger siblings. He did his best to ensure that his siblings were looked after and behaved properly, but it wasn’t an easy task.

One day, his siblings were being particularly naughty and misbehaving. Sanctioner tried to reason with them, but they just didn’t seem to listen. Sanctioner was at a loss and frustrated with how to handle them and was about to give up when he remembered something that his grandparents had taught him.

They had taught him that sometimes, the best way to fix a problem was to take a step back and allow time to pass before taking any action. Sanctioner thought back on their lessons and decided to take a different approach.

He told his siblings that he was going to give them a little time to think about what they had done wrong and, if they could change their behaviour, all would be forgiven. Sanctioner warned them that if their behaviour didn’t improve, there would be consequences.

The approach worked, and over the course of the next few days, his siblings began to take Sanctioner’s advice and change their behaviour. Eventually, Sanctioner’s parents returned home, and the family was able to put the incident behind them.

Sanctioner was proud of himself for being able to find a solution that worked for everyone. He had learned a valuable lesson about self-control, patience, and discipline.

Moral: Self-control, patience, and discipline are essential qualities to have in life. With them, we can often find the solutions to our problems.