BiBu, a bright and energetic baby monkey, was known for her intelligence and her knack for getting her dad’s attention. One morning, as the family settled into their usual routine, BiBu noticed something was missing—her dad had forgotten to give her the eye drops she needed to keep her little eyes healthy.
Sitting on the edge of the couch, BiBu tilted her head and blinked a few times, her expressive eyes darting toward the small bottle on the counter. She chirped softly, trying to get Dad’s attention. But Dad, engrossed in cleaning up the kitchen, didn’t notice.
BiBu wasn’t one to give up easily. She scurried over to the counter, grabbing the bottle with her tiny hands. Carefully holding it, she scampered back to Dad and tugged on his pant leg.
“What is it, BiBu?” Dad asked, turning to see her holding the bottle up proudly. Realization dawned on his face. “Oh no, I forgot your eye drops! You’re such a smart girl for reminding me!”
BiBu let out a happy squeak, knowing she’d done her job. Dad picked her up and gently set her on his lap. He carefully opened the bottle, making sure BiBu was comfortable. “Alright, let’s do this together, okay?”
With her usual patience, BiBu tilted her head back, trusting Dad completely. He applied the drops gently, wiping away the tiny tears that followed. BiBu blinked a few times and gave a satisfied chirp, happy that her eyes felt better.
Afterward, Dad rewarded BiBu with her favorite snack—a sweet slice of banana—and showered her with praise. “You’re so clever, BiBu. I don’t know what I’d do without you.”
BiBu beamed with pride, her tail swishing happily. It wasn’t just about the eye drops; it was about the special bond she shared with Dad—a bond built on trust, care, and a little bit of cleverness.
