Little Linda was the tiniest baby monkey, but she had the biggest voice.
She was lying in her cozy little bed when suddenly—she realized something horrible.
Mom wasn’t holding her!
Her tiny heart ached. Her tiny hands reached out. And then—
“WAAAAAAAH!!”
A dramatic, high-pitched scream filled the air.
Other monkeys jumped in shock. Even the birds outside flew away.
Mom, who had only stepped a few feet away, spun around. “Linda?! What’s wrong?”
Linda arched her tiny back, kicked her little legs, and screamed louder.
She wasn’t hungry. She wasn’t cold. She wasn’t hurt.
She just needed love—NOW.
Mom rushed over, scooping her up. “Oh, my little drama queen!”
The moment Linda felt Mom’s warm arms, she sniffled and pouted.
Mom kissed her tiny forehead. “You just wanted cuddles, didn’t you?”
Linda stayed silent—but held on tighter.
Mom laughed, rocking her gently. “You’re the tiniest, most dramatic baby ever!”
Linda sighed, finally calm.
Because now, all was right in her tiny world.
