In the peaceful morning sun, a group of monkeys was resting under the tall forest trees. The mother monkey was tenderly holding her baby, grooming its tiny fur and keeping it close to her chest. The baby monkey’s sweet little sounds filled the air, making the moment seem perfect. But peace didn’t last long. Nearby, another female monkey was watching — her eyes full of envy. She had lost her own baby not long ago, and every time she saw this little one, pain and jealousy burned inside her heart.
Suddenly, in a burst of emotion, the jealous female monkey leaped forward and grabbed the poor baby monkey from its mother’s arms. The mother screamed in panic, chasing after her with desperate cries. The baby wailed helplessly, its small hands reaching out for its mother as fear filled its eyes. The rest of the troop began to shout loudly, surrounding the scene in chaos.
The jealous monkey didn’t want to hurt the baby, but her anger and grief made her act wildly. She held the little one too tightly, and the baby cried louder and louder. The mother, trembling with fear, approached slowly, begging with soft calls and gentle eyes. After a tense moment, the jealous female finally loosened her grip and let go.
