
If anyone had passed by the CUTIS home that morning, they would have sworn they smelled something mysteriousâsomething so strong, so unforgettable, that even the wind refused to carry it away. It was the kind of smell that made birds fly in a different direction and made the neighborâs dog howl dramatically. And at the center of it all were two troublemakers: CUTIS and the baby monkey.
It all began with a perfectly peaceful morning. The sun was shining, the trees were swaying gently, and CUTIS was stretching like a lazy cat, preparing for another day of monkey-filled chaos. Little did he know that this morning would turn into a comedy so smelly, so unexpected, that he would be laughingâand cryingâfrom the stench.
The Beginning of the Disaster



The baby monkeyâBradyâwas unusually excited that day. His tiny feet pattered across the floor as he jumped onto CUTISâs lap, chattering nonstop. CUTIS was amused.
âWhatâs up, little one?â he asked, rubbing Bradyâs head.
Brady responded by shaking his whole body as if trying to send a message. But that shake⊠oh no⊠that shake released something deadly into the air.
CUTIS froze.
He sniffed.
His face turned pale, then twisted.
âOh my god⊠what is that smell?!â
Brady looked proud, as if he had just accomplished something spectacular.
CUTIS coughed, fanned the air, waved his hands, but nothing worked. The smell was growing stronger. It wrapped around him like an invisible, evil blanket.
It didnât take long for CUTIS to discover the source: Brady had found a spot earlier outside where he rolled in something a monkey should never roll in. Something dark. Smushy. Sticky. And absolutely horrifying.
CUTIS backed away dramatically.
âBrady⊠buddy⊠WHY WOULD YOU DO THIS?!â
Brady blinked innocently as if saying, âIt smelled interesting.â
The Horror Continues


CUTIS grabbed a towel, then soap, then another towel, then a bucket of waterâanything to fight the monstrous smell taking over the house.
âAlright,â CUTIS sighed, âwe need a bath. A very, VERY long bath.â
Brady, who normally loved water, suddenly decided that bath day was the worst idea in the world. He clung to CUTIS, grabbed his shirt, and refused to let go. CUTIS lifted him, trying to carry him outside to wash him.
But then something hilarious happened.
As CUTIS stepped outside, Brady panicked and climbed up, dragging his dirty, smelly body all over CUTISâs chest and neck.
CUTISâs eyes widened.
âOh noâno no no! BRADY, STOP!â
But it was too late.
Now CUTIS smelled exactly like the thing Brady had rolled in.
CUTIS cried out dramatically, âOMG! NOW WE BOTH STINK!!â
The neighbors turned their heads. One old man laughed. CUTIS wished the ground would swallow him.
The Bath Time Battle


CUTIS filled a big tub with warm water and a sweet-scented soap. But Brady had already made up his mind: He was NOT going in that water.
The chase began.
Brady ran.
CUTIS ran after him.
Brady climbed a tree.
CUTIS tried to climb after him but gave up halfway because, well⊠he was too busy gagging from the smell.
Finally, CUTIS used a trick.
He placed a banana on the ground.
Brady jumped down instantly.
CUTIS scooped him up like a ninja.
âGotcha!â
Brady squeaked in betrayal.
CUTIS placed him in the bath. The explosion began.
Water everywhere.
Soap flying across the yard.
Brady screaming dramatically as if CUTIS was trying to melt him.
CUTIS slipping, getting soaked, but determined to win this battle of cleanliness.
At one point Brady splashed so hard that water landed directly into CUTISâs mouth. He froze.
âOh no⊠oh no no no⊠PLEASE tell me that wasnât the dirty water.â
His soul left his body for a moment.
Then CUTIS burst out laughing because the chaos was just too ridiculous to stay angry.
Finally Fresh⊠Or Not?




After fifteen minutes of splashing, yelling, laughing, and slipping, the baby monkey was finally clean. His fur smelled like coconut and sunshine.
CUTIS lifted him gently and smiled.
âThere you go, buddy. Now you smell AMAZING.â
Brady hugged him, happy again.
But then CUTIS sniffed⊠and froze.
It wasnât Brady.
It was HIM.
CUTIS looked down at his clothesâsoaked, dirty, and smelling worse than any swamp imaginable.
He groaned.
âOf course. OF COURSE this would happen.â
Now it was CUTISâs turn for a bath. But when he tried to walk away, Brady clung to him again, wrapping his tiny arms around CUTISâs neck like a fluffy scarf.
âNo, no noâBrady, I need to shower ALONE this time!â
But Brady refused to let go. CUTIS ended up walking to the bathroom with a baby monkey stuck to him like a cute but smelly shadow.
CUTIS sighed, defeated.
âFine. Come with me. But you better not poop in the shower.â
Smelly Bonding Time



CUTIS finally washed up, scrubbing away every trace of stink. Brady sat beside him, drying himself with a small towel like a little prince. The moment CUTIS stepped out clean and fresh, Brady climbed into his arms again, purring like he was proud of their adventure.
CUTIS hugged him tightly and laughed.
âWe survived the stink of doom, buddy. Weâre officially warriors now.â
Brady squeaked happily, nibbling CUTISâs ear with love.
And just when CUTIS felt peaceful againâŠ
Brady farted.
Loud.
Strong.
Deadly.
CUTISâs jaw dropped.
âOh. My. GOD! NOT AGAIN!â
Brady looked at him with big innocent eyes.
CUTIS burst out laughing, holding his stomach, nearly falling to the floor.
He shook his head and whispered,
âYou are lucky youâre cute.â
The Legend of the Stinky Duo



From that day on, the neighbors had a running joke:
âStay away from CUTISâs yard in the mornings. You never know what smell youâll meet!â
CUTIS didnât mind. Every time he remembered that chaotic morning, he laughed until his eyes watered.
Yes, they stank.
Yes, they suffered.
Yes, they nearly passed out.
But it became one of the funniest memories everâa story CUTIS would tell for years.
Because sometimes life gives you messes, disasters, and embarrassing moments.
But when you share them with someone you loveâeven a mischievous baby monkeyâthose moments become priceless.
And CUTIS wouldnât trade those stinky, hilarious memories for anything in the world.
The end⊠until Brady rolls in something again! đ
