God break heart on that dark morning when the forest, usually full of laughter and soft calls, suddenly turned silent with fear. Little Jessie, a tiny and gentle baby monkey, was playing close to her mother, learning how to climb and copy the simple joys of life. Her eyes were full of trust, and her hands were still weak, shaking as she reached for comfort.
Without warning, evil Dolly appeared. Fueled by anger and jealousy, Dolly ran fast through the branches, her movements sharp and cruel. Before anyone could react, she rushed toward poor Jessie. The forest seemed to freeze. Jessie raised herself up in fear, her small body trembling, trying to protect herself though she was so helpless.
Dolly caught her and bit her so hard that Jessie screamed in pain. That sound broke every heart around. The tiny body nearly fell lifeless, and for a moment it felt like Jessie might die right there. Her mother cried out desperately, rushing forward with panic and love mixed together, while other monkeys watched in shock, unsure and afraid.
Jessie lay weak, her breath shallow, her eyes slowly closing. It was a heartbreaking scene that showed how fragile life can be. But love is strong. Her mother held her close, licking her wounds gently, refusing to give up. The warmth of a mother’s arms and the will to live slowly brought Jessie back from the edge.
This tragedy reminds us that the wild world is not always kind. Pain, cruelty, and danger exist even among families. Yet, in the middle of heartbreak, love still fights back. Jessie survived because of care, courage, and a mother’s endless devotion. God break heart, yes—but hope did not die with Jessie that day.
