
The moon rose slowly above the quiet little village, casting a soft silver glow over the rooftops and the tree branches. Most children were already asleep, dreaming peacefully under warm blankets, but not CUTIS. Oh no—CUTIS had energy that could light up an entire town, especially at night. Nighttime for him wasn’t for sleeping… it was for playing, exploring, and creating the cutest, funniest chaos anyone had ever seen.
CUTIS tip-toed through the living room, pretending he was a secret ninja on a top-secret mission. His tiny feet made barely a sound on the wooden floor. His big curious eyes sparkled in the moonlight, and he wore his favorite pajamas—the ones with little stars that glowed faintly in the dark.
He paused.
Looked left.
Looked right.
Then whispered dramatically to himself,
“Operation: Night Play begins!”
Outside the window, a tiny face suddenly popped up—Milo, the baby monkey, who refused to go home when he heard CUTIS stirring around. Milo’s eyes were bright, mischievous, and full of nighttime excitement. He tapped the window rapidly with both palms.
Tap tap tap! Tap tap!






CUTIS gasped, nearly jumping out of his pajamas. “Milo! You scared me!”
Milo grinned widely, showing his little teeth, and pressed his face against the glass like he was melting onto it. CUTIS hurried over, opened the window, and Milo leaped inside, landing right on CUTIS’s shoulder with a soft “eeeek!”
“Are you ready to play?” CUTIS whispered.
Milo nodded so hard he nearly fell off.
“Shhhh,” CUTIS reminded him. “Mom is sleeping!”
Milo slapped both hands over his mouth dramatically and nodded again, doing his best to be quiet—at least for now.
The two little troublemakers tip-toed through the house. CUTIS led the way, and Milo followed, clinging to his back like a tiny furry backpack. Their first stop was the hallway, where a long beam of moonlight came in from the window.
CUTIS stepped into it.
Paused.
Then raised both arms slowly.




“I am… the Moon King!” he declared in a tiny whisper-shout.
Milo looked confused for one second—then tried to copy him exactly, lifting both little arms and posing dramatically like CUTIS. But instead of looking majestic, Milo wobbled, lost his balance, and toppled backward, rolling gently on the carpet like a mini acrobat.
CUTIS laughed so hard he had to cover his mouth to keep from waking the whole house. Milo jumped up proudly like he meant to do that, chest puffed out.
Next, CUTIS walked into the kitchen to get their secret night snack—banana slices and little crackers. But Milo had already climbed onto the counter, searching like a hungry squirrel.
“Milo, no! You’re gonna—”
CRASH!
A metal spoon fell loudly onto the floor.
CUTIS froze.
Milo froze.
They both stared at the spoon like it was a ticking bomb.
Then CUTIS whispered, “Abort mission! Hide!”
Milo leaped onto CUTIS’s head, and the two raced into the living room, hiding behind the couch. CUTIS peeked out slowly to check if Mom was coming.



Silence.
No footsteps.
CUTIS exhaled in relief. “That was close.”
Milo wiped imaginary sweat from his forehead, exaggerating dramatically until CUTIS giggled again.
After the spoon incident, they moved on to their next activity: Nighttime Shadow Show.
CUTIS grabbed a small flashlight, pointed it toward the wall, and made shapes with his hands.
“Look, Milo! Butterfly!” CUTIS said, forming wings.
Milo tried to make a butterfly too… but his shadow looked more like a confused crab. CUTIS tried not to laugh, but Milo’s super-serious face made it impossible.
“Okay okay,” CUTIS whispered. “Let’s try a bird!”
CUTIS flapped his hands gracefully.
Milo made a shape that looked like a bat with three wings.
CUTIS tried again, “A dog!”
Milo attempted a dog too… but somehow his shadow barked silently like a tiny monster.
CUTIS laughed himself breathless, rolling on the carpet while Milo proudly presented each shadow creature as if it was a masterpiece.
Then CUTIS had an idea.
“Let’s play outside!”
Milo’s head snapped up, eyes wide with excitement.


CUTIS quietly unlocked the back door. A soft breeze greeted them as they stepped out into the yard. The night sky was full of stars, and moonlight painted everything with a gentle glow.
CUTIS spread his arms. “Night adventure time!”
Milo somersaulted in the grass, jumping around like a firecracker.
They played tag first. CUTIS ran slowly at first, letting Milo chase him. Milo sprinted with surprising speed, little legs pumping, tail flying behind him. He caught CUTIS by climbing straight up his leg like a tiny spider.
“You win, Milo!” CUTIS said, falling to the grass laughing.
Then CUTIS shouted softly, “Let’s do the moon dance!”
Together, they spun slowly under the stars—CUTIS with his arms open, and Milo twirling around him, sometimes losing balance and rolling like a little fuzzy ball before bouncing back up.
Nighttime made everything feel more magical.
More silly.
More special.
CUTIS stopped suddenly and looked up at the moon.
“Milo… it’s beautiful.”
Milo looked up too, then hugged CUTIS’s arm softly. Moments like this weren’t just funny—they were heartwarming.
But peaceful moments never lasted long with these two.
CUTIS spotted his shadow on the grass. “Race your shadow!”
He began chasing it, running in circles. Milo copied him instantly—only Milo also tried to bite his shadow, confused why it kept escaping. CUTIS was laughing so hard his stomach hurt.
Then something unexpected happened.
A firefly floated by.
CUTIS gasped. “Milo… look!”
Milo froze, eyes huge, watching the tiny glowing insect dance in the air. He reached out slowly, gently, as if touching magic itself. When another firefly joined, Milo’s jaw dropped, and he began hopping around excitedly, trying to catch the glowing lights.
CUTIS softly caught one in his hands and showed Milo. The baby monkey melted with happiness, touching CUTIS’s hands with awe.


But the moment was interrupted when Milo sneezed.
ACHOO!
The firefly flew away.
CUTIS and Milo laughed again—quietly but uncontrollably.
Their nighttime play session continued with:
- balancing on stepping stones,
- spinning around until dizzy,
- whispering stories to the moon,
- and Milo trying to steal CUTIS’s pajamas drawstrings, thinking they were worms.
But eventually, the energy began to fade.
CUTIS yawned.
Milo yawned.
Then CUTIS sat on the grass, and Milo crawled into his lap, curling into a warm fuzzy ball.
CUTIS hugged him gently. “You’re my best night buddy, Milo.”
Milo made a tiny happy squeak and nuzzled CUTIS’s chest.
The night was quiet.
The stars were soft.
The air was cool.
CUTIS closed his eyes, still holding Milo.
He didn’t even realize he had fallen asleep until Mom stepped outside, searching for him.
She saw the two of them curled up together under the moonlight—CUTIS sleeping peacefully, Milo snoring softly with his tail wrapped around CUTIS’s arm.
Mom whispered to herself with a smile,
“Cutis play at night… too cute, too funny.”
She carried CUTIS inside, Milo still clinging to him, and tucked them both into bed.
And that’s how one playful, silly, adorable night adventure came to an end.
