Monkey Baby Bon Bon had always been known throughout the jungle as the playful little monkey with a heart full of curiosity. Each morning, Bon Bon swung from the tallest branches, chasing butterflies or chatting with the colorful birds that perched nearby. But nothing could have prepared the tiny monkey for the nightmare that awaited one starless night—an adventure that began with a squeak and ended with a lesson Bon Bon would never forget.
It all started when the moon hid behind heavy clouds, casting strange shadows across the forest floor. While Bon Bon curled up in his cozy leaf-bed, a rustling noise stirred him awake. There, at the foot of his tree, stood a tiny mouse with bright, mischievous eyes. This was no ordinary mouse—this was Miko, the trickster of the jungle, known for sneaking into nests and borrowing things that didn’t belong to him.
Clutched in Miko’s tiny paws was Bon Bon’s prized banana charm, a small token gifted by his mother. Without hesitation, Bon Bon leapt to his feet. “Hey! That’s mine!” he cried. But Miko simply giggled and darted away into the forest.
What followed was a wild chase under the dark canopy. Bon Bon dashed through thorny vines, splashed across shallow streams, and tumbled over mossy logs in pursuit of the mischievous mouse. The deeper they ran, the stranger the jungle seemed to become. Trees twisted into odd shapes, and their shadows stretched like long, bony fingers. The night felt heavy, almost alive, whispering eerie sounds with every gust of wind.
At one point, Bon Bon lost sight of Miko entirely. He stood alone in a clearing, trembling as unfamiliar noises echoed all around him. Fear wrapped around his chest like a serpent. But then he remembered his mother’s words: “Courage doesn’t mean you’re not afraid—it means you keep going even when you are.”
Gathering his strength, Bon Bon pressed on. At last, he found Miko perched on a stump, the banana charm dangling in his paw. But instead of running again, the mouse looked ashamed. “I just wanted to play,” Miko squeaked softly.
Bon Bon’s fear melted away. He offered a gentle smile and forgave the little mouse. Together, they walked back through the now-quiet forest. Though the night had been frightening, Bon Bon learned that bravery, kindness, and understanding were stronger than any nightmare.
And from that night on, Miko became one of Bon Bon’s closest friends.Attach
