Tale of three pigs in a new design

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Fairy tale three pigs in a new design.
In the fishing line lived two sisters-pig. Their names: NIF-NIF, Nuf-Nuf. Outwardly, they were like pink, round and with funny tails.
Summer days they played in the soft grass and ran through the warm puddles. Autumn came. Nuf-Nuf proposed brothers start build a cosy home, to not freeze in cold.
NIF-NIF and Nuf-Nuf had no desire to be engaged in construction, they continued to frolic carelessly. Day after day, they said they would start building a house, but they didn't.
But it was cold, and there was frost. The puddles were covered with thin ice, and only then the pigs began to work.
Niamh-Niamh wanted to make a simple straw house. In the late afternoon the house was ready. Pig from the joy of singing a cheerful song. It said that you can walk around half the world, but such a wonderful home is not found.
Singing, NIF-NIF went to his brother Nuf-Nuf to look at his work. Nuf Nuf didn't want to do long boring. He made his house out of magic bricks found in the woods. I put dried leaves on the roof and the house was ready. Joy Nuf Nuf too, began to sing a song about how he has a strong and beautiful house.
On the way they saw the living awful evil wolf with red eyes. The pigs froze in horror, and the wolf prepared to attack. Brothers, squealing, rushed to run to their homes.
The wolf approached the straw house of NIF-NIF and menacingly demanded to open the door. The pig refused. Then the wolf blew hard several times and the house of straw were scattered. NIF-NIF ran to the house of the brother.
As soon as the pigs had closed the door, the wolf said he would eat them both.
There was a knock and a wolf and an angry voice demanded that he opened the door. Nub-Nub replied that he did not think to open.
Wolf blew on the house. He did not succeed, and in a rage he began to scratch the walls and gnaw stones. In the end, he did not succeed and he went home.
After the incident, the pigs began to live together in a stone house with an oak door.
The tale teaches that together you can defeat any enemy.