Super smart! Cuties monkeys

 

 

Cutis, the super smart little boy, always amazed everyone around him with his quick thinking and mature behavior. One sunny morning, his family was running low on food. His parents were busy in the fields, and his younger siblings were playing in the yard, unaware of the day’s needs. Cutis, only ten years old, noticed there was no meat left to prepare lunch. Without waiting for instructions, he turned to his cousin, Yen Nhi, and made a clever decision.

"Yen Nhi," he said, "let’s go to the market and buy some meat to cook for the family. They’ve been working hard, and we should help."

Yen Nhi, slightly older but often unsure of what to do, looked surprised. “Do you think we can handle it?”

Cutis nodded confidently. “I saved some money from last week. We’ll buy pork—it’s cheap and tasty. We can cook it with vegetables from the garden.”

Yen Nhi smiled and agreed. The two children made their way to the village market, where Cutis bargained like a grown-up. He selected the freshest meat, paid carefully, and even remembered to ask for a bag of bones for soup.

Back home, they prepared the meal together. By the time their parents returned, the house was filled with the delicious smell of food. Their mother was touched, and their father smiled proudly.

“Cutis, you’re so smart and responsible,” his mother said.

He grinned. “Just helping out.”

That day, Cutis wasn’t just a boy—he was a leader in the eyes of his family. His quick action and care showed that even young kids can make a big difference when they think with love and responsibility.