BeeBoy sat close to his mom, feeling warm and safe. But his happiness didn’t last long when little Ken came over, trying to snuggle beside Mom too. BeeBoy’s eyes narrowed as he watched Ken inch closer. His little heart burned with jealousy—Mom was his!
Ken, innocent and happy, just wanted to be near their mother. He reached out with his tiny hands, trying to hold onto her arm. But before he could settle in, BeeBoy suddenly pushed him—hard!
Ken tumbled backward with a tiny squeal, his eyes wide with shock. He sat on the ground, staring up at BeeBoy, confused. Why did his brother do that?
Mom instantly noticed and turned toward BeeBoy with a firm voice. “BeeBoy, that wasn’t nice!” she said, giving him a serious look. But BeeBoy only pouted, crossing his little arms. He didn’t want to share Mom.
Ken sniffled, rubbing his side where he had fallen. He didn’t cry, but his feelings were clearly hurt. Mom reached out and gently pulled Ken back into her arms. “No pushing, BeeBoy,” she reminded him. “You have to share.”
BeeBoy’s face turned red. He grumbled under his breath, looking away. But when he saw Mom hugging Ken gently, he felt guilty. Maybe he was wrong to push.
Slowly, he inched closer again, his hand hesitantly touching Ken’s. Ken looked up at him, his innocent eyes blinking. BeeBoy didn’t say anything, but after a moment, he sat quietly next to his brother.
Mom smiled and pulled both of them close, wrapping them in a warm hug. Even though BeeBoy still wanted Mom all to himself, deep down, he knew there was enough love for both of them.
