Super Funny! Baby Monkey and CUTIS Tease Yen Nhi Cycling Experience 😂

The afternoon sun glowed warmly over the village, lighting up the quiet roads and making everything look peaceful—peaceful, at least, until CUTIS and the baby monkey decided they wanted to “help” Yen Nhi with her cycling practice. Yen Nhi had just received her very first bicycle, a bright pink one with flower stickers, a cute little bell, and a front basket that she decorated with ribbons. She was excited, proud, and determined to ride it perfectly.

But unfortunately for her, CUTIS and the little monkey had a very different plan—one that involved jokes, pranks, and uncontrollable laughter.

Yen Nhi rolled the bicycle out from the house with her helmet on and confidence shining in her eyes. CUTIS stood nearby with his arms crossed and a huge grin on his face. The baby monkey sat on his shoulder, tail wrapped around CUTIS’s neck and hands full of small leaves that he kept throwing around like confetti.

CUTIS clapped. “Go on! Show us how good you are now.”

Yen Nhi confidently put her feet on the pedals. “I’ve practiced a lot,” she declared. “No more wobbling!”

CUTIS nodded proudly. The monkey nodded too—but then leaned over and tugged gently on Yen Nhi’s hair ribbon. She squealed.

“HEY! No touching my hair!”

The monkey immediately hid behind CUTIS’s head.

CUTIS burst into laughter. “He’s cheering you on in… monkey style!”

With a huff, Yen Nhi started pedaling. At first, she kept perfect balance. The bicycle moved smoothly along the path. She looked over her shoulder and smiled. “See? I told you I can ride now—AHHH!”

CUTIS pointed as the monkey, without warning, leaped from his shoulder onto the back of the bike. He wrapped his arms around the seat and started bouncing up and down like it was a trampoline.

“STOP jumping!” Yen Nhi screamed, wobbling dangerously.

CUTIS cheered, “Monkey rodeo!!”

The bike shook, swerved, nearly tipped, but somehow Yen Nhi kept going. The monkey continued bouncing until he noticed the pink bell. His eyes lit up. He crawled forward, grabbed the bell, and rang it continuously.

Ding ding ding ding ding!

Yen Nhi yelled over the noise, “CUTIS! Tell him to stop! My ears!”

CUTIS couldn’t breathe from laughing. The monkey proudly rang the bell like it was announcing royalty. By the time he finally stopped, Yen Nhi was sweating like she had climbed a mountain.

“Okay,” she panted, “no more monkey on the bike. Ever.”

The monkey blinked innocently.

CUTIS smirked knowingly.

Both of them were absolutely planning more chaos.

The First Prank

They decided to go cycling along the village river path. The scenery was calm, the air cool, and Yen Nhi’s confidence slowly returned—until she heard suspicious whispers behind her.

CUTIS whispered loudly to the monkey, “Hey, do the thing.”

The monkey squeaked in excitement.

“What thing?!” Yen Nhi yelled nervously.

CUTIS grinned. “Wait for it.”

The monkey suddenly leaned forward, grabbed Yen Nhi’s shoulder, and tickled her neck with his tiny fingers.

“AAAAAAA! Stop! Stop! Stop!” Yen Nhi shrieked, pedaling faster in panic.

CUTIS laughed so hard he had to hold his stomach. The monkey kept tickling until Yen Nhi nearly rode straight into a bush.

She pulled the brakes sharply.

The monkey flew forward—right into the basket—landing with his legs up and tail flopped over his face.

CUTIS collapsed laughing.

Yen Nhi glared at both of them but couldn’t help laughing too when the monkey peeked out from under his tail with a stunned look.

“You two are impossible!” she said.

The monkey proudly clapped his hands as if saying, Mission accomplished.

The Downhill Disaster

They reached the top of a small hill. Yen Nhi looked down the slope and shook her head. “No. No way. I’m not going down there with you two acting crazy.”

CUTIS put his arm around her. “We will behave, promise.”

The monkey placed his tiny hand on his chest as if taking an oath.

Yen Nhi narrowed her eyes. “You’re both lying.”

CUTIS gasped dramatically. “How dare you accuse us of being chaos creatures!”

The monkey nodded enthusiastically, then immediately grabbed CUTIS’s nose.

Yen Nhi sighed. “Fine. But no jumping, no grabbing, no bell ringing, and NO pranks.”

CUTIS saluted. The monkey saluted too.

Yen Nhi took a deep breath and started pedaling downhill. The wind rushed past her face. It actually felt fun—exciting even. She began smiling.

Then CUTIS shouted from behind, “MONKEY! NOW!”

The monkey leaped onto Yen Nhi’s back like a tiny furry superhero.

Yen Nhi screamed so loudly the birds flew from the trees. “CUTISSSSS!!”

The bike wobbled violently. The monkey clung to her shirt, squealing with joy. CUTIS ran behind them, laughing so hard he couldn’t breathe.

“Why—are—you—laughing!?” Yen Nhi yelled between screams.

CUTIS called, “Because you look like you’re escaping a dragon!!”

Yen Nhi was flailing so much she actually did look like a cartoon character running away from danger on wheels.

By some miracle, she reached the bottom without crashing. She slammed the brakes. The monkey flew forward again—straight into a patch of soft grass.

CUTIS rolled on the ground laughing.

The monkey sat up, grass stuck to his fur like decoration, looking proudly victorious.

Yen Nhi was panting like she had survived a natural disaster.

“Never,” she said dramatically, “NEVER again.”

CUTIS wiped tears from his eyes. “You mean until tomorrow?”

She threw a pebble at him.

One Last Tease

Thinking they were finally calming down, Yen Nhi pedaled slowly back toward the village. The monkey sat quietly this time, enjoying a banana. CUTIS walked beside them, chatting peacefully.

Everything seemed normal.

Too normal.

CUTIS smirked. The monkey smirked. Yen Nhi didn’t notice.

CUTIS whispered, “Ready… three… two…”

The monkey stuffed the banana peel into Yen Nhi’s hood.

She froze.

CUTIS burst into laughter.

Yen Nhi reached behind her, pulled out the sticky peel, and screamed, “EEEEEEEK!”

CUTIS and the monkey sprinted away, laughing like maniacs.

Yen Nhi chased them with the bike, yelling, “I’M GOING TO GET BOTH OF YOU!!”

Villagers watched from their porches, shaking their heads and laughing at the hilarious sight:
a girl chasing a boy and a monkey, the boy screaming, the monkey hopping on two feet while waving his tail like a flag.

It was chaos.

Silly chaos.

The best chaos.

Ending the Day

By sunset, they were all exhausted. Yen Nhi lay on the grass beside her bike, breathing heavily. CUTIS lay beside her, arms spread wide. The monkey curled between them, still giggling from time to time.

Yen Nhi finally said, “You two are the worst cycling coaches ever.”

CUTIS laughed. “But you didn’t crash!”

The monkey proudly tapped her nose.

Yen Nhi rolled her eyes—but she smiled.

Because even though CUTIS and the baby monkey teased her endlessly, she wouldn’t trade these funny, crazy days for anything.

And deep down, she knew tomorrow…

They’d do it all again. 😂