After her warm, soothing bath, little Mimi came out smelling fresh and looking softer than a cotton ball, but the moment her tiny feet touched the towel, she froze—completely refusing to move. At first, it seemed like she was simply tired from splashing around, but it didn’t take long for her true intention to become very, very clear. Mimi wasn’t sleepy. She wasn’t scared. She wasn’t cold. No—she had a very specific demand.
She wanted her milk bottle. And she wanted it NOW.
Still wrapped in her towel like a spoiled princess, Mimi sat down stubbornly and stared straight at me with her big round eyes. Every time I tried to pick her up or guide her toward her bed, she clung to my hand and squeaked in protest. If she could talk, she would’ve shouted, “No milk? No moving!” Her tiny pout was so dramatic it was impossible not to laugh.
Her fur was still damp, her little tummy rumbling with hunger, and she knew exactly how to make her demands understood. The moment she spotted the milk bottle on the counter, she leaned forward, stretched her little arms out, and let out the softest cry—as if she was saying, “That’s mine. Bring it here.”
When I finally picked up the bottle, Mimi’s entire mood changed instantly. Her eyes brightened, her tiny tail twitched, and she started bouncing lightly on the towel. Only then did she agree to move, waddling toward me with excitement. The first sip made her close her eyes in pure happiness, like all her worries had disappeared.
And just like that, the stubborn post-bath diva transformed back into the sweetest baby monkey in the world. Full, warm, and satisfied, she snuggled into my arms, finally ready to rest.
Mimi may be tiny, but she knows exactly how to get what she wants—and her adorable post-bath milk demand is just another reminder of how expressive, dramatic, and irresistibly cute she truly is.