Cousin Chin-Keee Speech

Today has been weeks since cousin Chin-Kee first arrived. I wish that he could go back to china, where he belongs. He has embarrassed me since the first day of his arrival. Moreover, people have treated me differently since I hang out with cousin Chin-Kee. I figured that some people are just being racist like when Chin-Kee dance while singing on top of a table for no reason today. Some of them have expressions that look very judgmental, just because he acts and looks different. But in that moment I don’t really care, I felt so angry and I wanted to beat him up for embarrassed me all this time. After he stops singing, I dragged him outside and just slap him. I don’t know what was I thinking, but I slap him repeatedly until he started to punch back. It hurts so
I was so scared; I thought that a monkey is an angel in disguise sent by Tze-Yo-Tzun the gods to test my patience or something. It turns out that Chin-Kee is the monkey king who transforms into my cousin who just wants to look over his son (Wei-Chen). I was quite surprised and confused until the monkey King explained to me everything. The monkey king told me after he completed the test of virtue; he was raised as Tze-Yo-Tzun emissary. As one of the most respected emissary he was asked by Tze-Yo-Tzun to train his eldest son to be like him by testing him with the test of virtue. In the middle of completing his test, Wei-Chen told his dad that he lied for me. His dad told him that he would get in so much trouble because of lying. From that moment I knew that Wei-Chen is a true friend who is willing to help me during happy and sad times. As a friend I am so proud to have a loyal best friend like Wei-Chee by my side. At the end of Monkey King’s story he told me that he could have safe 500 years of imprisonment beneath a mountain of rock if he had realized how magnificent it is to be a