
After a gentle shipwreck, their boat met sea. Charlie, three, hugged Harvey by sea. "Hold on, buddy!" he sang, glee. Harvey paddled; shore popped near a tree. "A lost island!" he cheered with glee.

Morning sparkled bright across the sand. "Find help, Harvey!" Charlie raised his hand. Harvey sniffed quickly, circling the land. Their footprints looped back, tidy and grand. "Let's follow courage," Charlie calmly planned.

The wind whispered softly through each tree. "Hear that, Harvey?" Charlie bent a knee. Leaves danced like buzzing, friendly bee. "This path feels safe; let's both see." Together they stepped, careful and free.

Stone steps climbed high from shore to door. "Ancient ruins!" Charlie wished for more. Harvey nudged gently at the sturdy door. It creaked and echoed, like jungle roar. They tiptoed inside across the dusty floor.

On a tablet, carvings formed a map. "Look, paw prints!" Charlie gave a clap. Harvey fetched a twig, like guiding strap. They traced a route past arch and gap. "Stay close," said Charlie, "no time to nap."

A tunnel hummed, "Whoo," then whispered, "You." "Who's there?" asked Charlie; echoes answered, "You." Harvey barked; the bark bounced back, too. "Not monsters—echoes!" Charlie smiled, "a clue." Bravely they followed sounds guiding through.

Crystals glittered, filling halls with light. "Friendly sparkles," Charlie whispered, eyes bright. Harvey wagged, guiding steps by sight. Shadows danced softly, like friendly creatures, bright. "Keep going," he said, "this feels right."

A vine bridge swayed above cool moss. "Easy, Harvey," Charlie breathed, "we'll cross." Harvey tested planks, steady like a boss. Step by step, no wobble, no toss. "We did it!" they cheered, brushing moss.

A tower rose tall, guarding a bell. "Maybe ring it," Charlie said, "to tell." Harvey pulled a rope; the chime sang well. Notes flew like gulls, from shell to shell. "Help will find us," Charlie smiled as well.

Far off, a speck grew—maybe a boat. "They heard the bell!" Charlie waved his coat. Harvey barked rhythms, a cheerful note. The speck turned, smiling, steady float. "We're saved," he laughed, "thanks to that boat."

They thanked the island, whispering to the shore. "Your breezes guided us," Charlie said, "and more." Harvey pawed a heart in sand, encore. Waves hummed softly, gentle ocean roar. "We'll return someday," they waved once more.

The rescue boat arrived; they sailed home. "What an adventure!" Charlie grinned in foam. Harvey curled beside him, happy to roam. They watched the island fade beneath sky-dome. "We'll write our tale," they cheered, "a poem."
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