Monkey Kaka sat quietly in his favorite wooden chair, his small hands resting on his knees, eyes staring into the distance. The house around him was unusually calm. No playful noises, no running footsteps — just the soft sound of wind brushing past the trees outside. Anyone who saw Kaka at that moment could tell something was on his mind.
Earlier that day, Kaka had watched the others laugh and play together while he stayed behind. He wasn’t sad exactly, but his heart felt heavy, as if it were carrying many thoughts at once. Kaka gently rocked the chair back and forth, remembering moments filled with warmth — shared meals, kind hugs, and joyful family laughter. Each memory made his eyes soften.
From time to time, Kaka sighed quietly, his tail swaying slowly. He wondered if the others remembered him, if they missed him as much as he missed them. Though he didn’t say a word, his expression told a story of longing, reflection, and hope. Kaka wasn’t upset — he was thinking deeply, learning to understand his own feelings.
Just then, footsteps approached. Dad appeared, noticing Kaka sitting so still and thoughtful. Without saying anything, Dad gently placed a hand on Kaka’s shoulder. That simple touch was enough. Kaka looked up, surprised, then smiled faintly. He realized he wasn’t alone after all.
Soon, Mom joined them, bringing a warm snack and sitting beside Kaka. The quiet moment turned peaceful and comforting. Kaka leaned back in his chair again, but this time his thoughts were lighter. His heart felt calmer, warmer, and full of quiet happiness.
Monkey Kaka learned something important that day: it’s okay to pause, to think, and to feel. Even in silence, love is always close — ready to sit beside you when you need it most. 💕🐒
