After Leo and Siniret had returned home, Leo wanted to introduce Siniret to the rest of his pride. But when the other lions saw Siniret, they were not happy. They growled and roared, and told Leo that a gazelle did not belong among them.
Leo was heartbroken. He had become so close to Siniret, and he could not bear the thought of her being hurt or driven away. He decided that he had to do something to protect his new friend.
Leo gathered the rest of his pride and spoke to them about Siniret. He told them about how brave and kind Siniret was, and how she had helped him find his way home. He reminded the other lions that they were all part of the same pride, and that they should help and protect one another, not drive each other away.
At first, the other lions were not convinced. They still saw Siniret as an outsider, and they did not want her among them. But Leo refused to give up. He continued to speak with them and to show them how much Siniret cared for him.
Finally, the other lions began to see what Leo saw in Siniret. They saw that she was not a threat, but a friend. They realized that they had been too quick to judge, and that they had been wrong to reject Siniret.
So, the lions of the pride decided to let Siniret live peacefully among them. They promised to protect her and to treat her as one of their own. Leo was overjoyed, and Siniret was grateful to the lions for accepting her.
From that day on, Leo and Siniret continued to roam the savanna together, with the rest of the pride by their side. They were all happy to be part of the same family, and they all lived happily ever after.