In the quiet afternoon at Cute Monkey Home, a small but heartbreaking drama slowly unfolded under the warm sunlight. Mom sat gently on the wooden floor, her arms wrapped protectively around little Chichi, who was sitting softly on her lap. Chichi had been tired and emotional all morning, and Mom’s warm hug was the only thing that could calm her tiny, trembling body. Chichi leaned her head against Mom’s chest, feeling safe, loved, and comforted.
But not far away, Jenny watched everything with burning eyes.
Jenny stood still at first, pretending not to care, but deep inside her heart was boiling with jealousy. Seeing Mom gently rubbing Chichi’s back, whispering softly, and rocking her on her lap made Jenny feel forgotten. Her face slowly changed, from curiosity to anger, then to pure jealousy. She wanted that comfort. She wanted Mom’s lap too.
Jenny walked closer, her steps heavy and impatient. She stared at Chichi with a mean expression, making small angry gestures as if to say, “Why her? Why not me?” Chichi noticed Jenny’s presence and clung tighter to Mom, feeling scared and confused. Mom tried to calm both babies, but Jenny’s jealousy had already taken over her emotions.
Suddenly, Jenny let out a sharp cry, stomping her feet and waving her arms in frustration. She tried to pull Mom’s attention away from Chichi, pushing closer with rude gestures. It was clear—Jenny couldn’t accept seeing Mom comfort someone else. Her jealousy made her act mean, even though deep down she was just craving love.
Mom gently spoke to Jenny, extending one hand to reassure her. Slowly, Jenny’s anger softened, but her eyes still showed sadness and envy. This moment revealed how sensitive and emotional these little monkeys are, just like human children. They fight, feel jealous, and act out—but all because they want love.
At Cute Monkey Home, moments like this remind us that love must be shared patiently, and even jealousy comes from a place of deep affection.