Early in the morning, while the sky was still soft and blue, Grandma prepared for her usual trip to work. She packed her lunch, adjusted her hat, and waved goodbye to the family. But someone had other plans — little Baby Monkey David had quietly watched every move from the window.
As soon as Grandma’s car began to roll down the driveway, David ran out the front door with quick little steps and a determined face. He wasn’t ready to say goodbye!
At first, Grandma didn’t notice the tiny figure behind her car, but the neighbor shouted, “He’s following you!” Grandma stopped the car and stepped out, surprised to see David trotting behind, holding his small banana-shaped toy.
With big eyes and a hopeful smile, David climbed up to the car door and squeaked as if to say, “Take me too!” Everyone watching couldn’t help but laugh. It was one of the cutest scenes they had ever seen.
Grandma knelt down and gave David a warm hug. “You want to go to work with Grandma today?” she asked softly. David clapped his hands and nodded excitedly.
So, Grandma made room in the front seat, strapped in a little basket, and gently placed David inside with his toy. Off they went — Grandma driving slowly, and David happily looking out the window, waving at people they passed by.
At work, David stayed by Grandma’s side, nibbling snacks, playing quietly, and charming everyone who walked by. His sweet little adventure turned an ordinary day into a memory the whole family would talk about for years.
It wasn’t just cute—it was a reminder of how deeply love connects us, even in the tiniest acts of following someone we adore.
