It was a warm afternoon when the little family of monkeys gathered around for feeding time. The baby monkey was softly crying, hungry and waiting for his milk. Mom was busy preparing the formula milk carefully, trying to make it the perfect temperature. As she got ready to feed the tiny one, Marry came closer with curiosity sparkling in her eyes. She saw Mom struggling a bit with the bottle and decided to help. Her gentle hands tried to hold the milk bottle while Mom adjusted the baby’s position. It was such a heartwarming moment—Marry showing kindness, helping her mom feed the little baby monkey.
However, not everyone seemed to share the same feeling. Sitting nearby was Marrya, watching the whole scene with little interest. She didn’t move, didn’t try to join in, and simply turned her face away as if she had something else on her mind. Maybe she was jealous, or maybe she just didn’t like sharing attention. Whatever the reason, her quiet distance created a clear contrast between the caring Marry and the uninterested Marrya.
The baby monkey suckled softly on the bottle, his tiny fingers curling around Mom’s hand. His eyes slowly closed as he drank, feeling safe and loved. Mom smiled proudly at Marry, happy that her daughter was learning to be gentle and helpful. Marry looked delighted, her tail moving slowly as she watched the baby finish his milk.
Meanwhile, Marrya remained quiet in her corner, gazing away at the trees and the sunlight filtering through the leaves. Perhaps she needed her own moment of care and love, too. Sometimes, even among monkey families, emotions can be complicated—love, jealousy, and curiosity all mixed together.