Everyone calls her Queen Koy—not because she’s bossy, but because she always acts confident, calm, and in control. She struts proudly, sits like royalty, and wears a permanent little smile on her face.
But even queens get scared sometimes.
It was a normal morning until Koy did something very naughty: she snuck into her mom’s food bowl and took the best piece of fruit. Not just any fruit—the ripest banana, her mom’s favorite.
Her mom saw everything.
In an instant, her face changed. No more gentle grooming or soft calls. Her eyes narrowed. Her mouth curled into a scolding scream. She stood tall, raised her arms, and let out a loud grunt.
To Queen Koy, it felt like her mom had turned into a monster.
Wide-eyed, Koy froze. Her royal confidence vanished.
But instead of crying or running, she did the only thing she knew—
she smiled.
A big, nervous, fake smile.
Ears twitching. Teeth showing. Eyes pleading.
It was the classic “I’m-sorry-don’t-eat-me” smile.
Her mom wasn’t fooled.
She gave Koy one warning tap on the shoulder, pulled the banana away, and turned her back, clearly disappointed.
Koy sat quietly, her smile fading, realizing her mistake. Slowly, she tiptoed closer, lowered her head, and offered a leaf—her version of an apology.
Her mom glanced back, paused, and finally gave a short grunt of forgiveness.
Koy sighed in relief, then snuggled close, happy to be safe in her mom’s arms again—even if she had to give up her banana.
Because even brave little queens know…
you don’t steal from the family crown.
