Baby Royston was found abandoned, weak, and all alone. Without a mother to care for him, his little world felt scary and empty. Every time he woke up, his first reaction was to cry—his small voice trembling with fear, his tiny body shaking as if he was calling out for the mom who never came back.
That night, Royston lay on the soft blanket provided by his rescuer, KT. But instead of resting, he began to cry again, his tears rolling down as his body quivered. The sound was heartbreaking, not just a cry of hunger but a cry of loneliness. KT, who had taken responsibility to give him love and care, sat beside him and watched with concern.
Even though KT had hoped Royston would finally fall asleep peacefully, he knew this was part of the baby’s healing. Abandoned babies often cry not because they are spoiled but because they desperately miss the warmth of their mother’s arms. KT gently lifted the tiny monkey into his embrace, stroking his soft fur while whispering words of comfort.
Slowly, Royston’s cries softened. His shaking body relaxed as he snuggled against KT’s chest, finding warmth and security. Though he had lost his real mother, in KT’s care, he was learning that love could still surround him.
That night was not easy, but it was meaningful. Royston’s heartbreaking cries reminded everyone how fragile abandoned babies are—but also how strong love can be when someone steps forward to care. Thanks to KT, Royston was no longer just an orphan; he was now a cherished little soul, growing in safety and love.
