In a remote village nestled in the lush green mountains, a young girl named Asha discovered a tiny, emaciated baby monkey abandoned near the edge of the forest. The monkey’s frail body trembled with hunger, its eyes pleading for help. Asha’s heart melted, and she decided to care for the helpless creature.
She fed the monkey mashed bananas and warm milk, nurturing it back to health. Days turned into weeks, and the baby monkey, whom Asha named Chiku, grew stronger and more lively. They formed an inseparable bond, with Chiku always perched on Asha’s shoulder.
One sunny afternoon, while Asha was fetching water from the village well, Chiku suddenly leaped off her shoulder and dashed into the forest. Confused and worried, Asha followed. To her astonishment, Chiku led her to a hidden grove where an injured fawn lay trapped in a snare. Chiku’s unexpected act of leading Asha to the fawn saved another life, proving that kindness begets kindness.