The Houseguest Monkey

· Max Marshall · Lukija: Max Marshall
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25 min
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Join Classy, a mischievous yet lovable monkey, on an exciting adventure in this captivating children's fairy tale. Classy's insatiable curiosity leads her into an unexpected escapade when she ventures into a private house in search of delicious food.

As Classy explores the house, she stumbles upon a big TV and is instantly captivated by a program showcasing the wonders of the wild jungle. Little did she know that her innocent curiosity would soon lead to a series of hilarious encounters with two unsuspecting children, Billy and Jessica.

When the children return home, Classy's startled reaction causes Jessica to faint. In a quick-thinking act of bravery, Billy rushes to revive his sister, bringing her back to consciousness. However, Classy, feeling threatened, grabs a nearby shoe and begins playfully waving it, unintentionally frightening the children away.

With the children out of sight, Classy seizes the opportunity to further explore her surroundings and discovers a treasure trove of scrumptious food in the refrigerator. But just as she starts indulging in her delightful feast, the unexpected arrival of the postman, Mark, interrupts her feast.

Perceiving Mark as a potential threat, Classy panics and makes a speedy escape through a window, leaving the house in haste. As the relieved children emerge from their hiding spot under the sofa, they realize that their unexpected visitor has vanished.

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