Dark clouds slowly gathered in the sky, and soon tiny raindrops began tapping softly on the roof. Baby Monkey pressed her little face against the window, eyes shining with excitement. The moment the rain started falling harder, she bounced up and down, tugging at CUTIS’ hand, clearly begging him to go outside and play.
CUTIS looked at the heavy rain, then back at the tiny, eager face staring up at him. His eyebrows instantly knitted together in worry. He shook his head seriously and pointed at the puddles forming on the ground, as if reminding her how cold and slippery it could be. But Baby Monkey only giggled and clapped her hands, splashing imaginary puddles in the air.
Seeing her determination, CUTIS tried another strategy. He wrapped a towel around her shoulders and pretended to shiver dramatically, hoping she would understand that rain meant getting wet and cold. Instead, she burst into laughter and tugged the towel off, dashing toward the door. CUTIS gasped, scrambling after her, slipping slightly on the floor in his hurry. His exaggerated panic made everyone watching laugh.
Finally, CUTIS came up with a clever idea. He grabbed a tiny raincoat and gently helped Baby Monkey put it on. Then he placed a small hat on her head and handed her a colorful umbrella that was almost as big as she was. Dressed head to toe in rain gear, she looked so adorable that CUTIS couldn’t help but smile proudly.
Outside, Baby Monkey jumped into the first puddle she saw, sending water splashing everywhere. CUTIS covered his face in mock shock, then cautiously stepped around the puddles, lifting his feet high to avoid getting wet. His careful, tiptoeing walk was so funny that Baby Monkey copied him, and soon they were both giggling nonstop.
Before long, they were soaked and laughing under the rain, chasing raindrops and splashing together. What started as worry quickly turned into joy. The rain washed away all concerns, leaving only pure happiness and playful energy behind.
When they finally ran back inside, dripping wet, CUTIS wrapped Baby Monkey in a warm towel and hugged her tightly. Though he had tried to stop her at first, he realized that sometimes, the best memories come from letting go and simply enjoying the moment — even if it means getting a little wet along the way.
