Once upon a time, in a small village next to a vast jungle, there lived a little girl named Ella. Ella loved exploring the jungle and making new friends. One sunny morning, while playing near the edge of the jungle, she heard a soft trumpeting sound. Curious, Ella followed the sound and found a baby elephant looking sad and lost. "Hello, I'm Ella," she said gently. "What's your name?" The baby elephant looked up with big, hopeful eyes and replied, "My name is Nalu, and I am lost." Ella knew she had to help Nalu find his family.

Ella promised Nalu that she would help him find his family. They set off into the jungle together, with Ella leading the way. "Don't worry, Nalu," Ella said cheerfully, "We'll find your family soon!" Nalu felt a little better with Ella by his side. As they walked, they heard birds singing and saw colorful butterflies fluttering around. Nalu was amazed by everything around him. Ella told him stories about the jungle and its animals. Nalu listened carefully, feeling grateful to have such a kind friend.

As they ventured deeper into the jungle, Ella and Nalu met a wise old owl named Oliver. Oliver was perched on a tree branch, watching them with his big, round eyes. "Hello, Oliver," Ella greeted him warmly. "We're looking for Nalu's family. Have you seen any elephants around?" Oliver thought for a moment and then nodded. "Yes, I saw a herd of elephants heading towards the river yesterday," he said. "Thank you, Oliver!" Ella exclaimed. With renewed hope, Ella and Nalu continued their journey towards the river.

After walking for a while, Ella and Nalu reached a wobbly wooden bridge. The bridge swayed gently over a sparkling stream. Nalu hesitated, feeling a little scared. "It's okay, Nalu," Ella reassured him. "I'll hold your trunk as we cross." Together, they stepped onto the bridge, and Ella held Nalu's trunk tightly. Slowly but surely, they made their way across the bridge. "You did it, Nalu!" Ella cheered once they reached the other side. Nalu felt proud and brave, ready to continue their adventure.

As they walked through the jungle, Ella and Nalu met a mischievous monkey named Milo. Milo swung down from a tree and landed in front of them. "Hello! What are you two up to?" Milo asked with a cheeky grin. Ella explained that they were looking for Nalu's family. "I saw some elephants near the big mango tree," Milo said, pointing with his long tail. "Thank you, Milo!" Ella said gratefully. With Milo's directions, they headed towards the big mango tree, eager to find Nalu's family.

On their way to the big mango tree, Ella and Nalu heard a beautiful melody. Curious, they followed the sound and discovered a jungle choir! Birds, frogs, and even crickets were singing together in harmony. Ella and Nalu stopped to listen, enchanted by the music. "This is amazing!" Nalu exclaimed, swaying to the rhythm. Ella clapped along, smiling at the joyful scene. After the song ended, the jungle choir waved goodbye. Ella and Nalu continued their journey, feeling happy and inspired by the music.

As they walked deeper into the jungle, Ella and Nalu met a friendly tiger named Tara. Tara was resting under a shady tree, enjoying the cool breeze. "Hello, Tara," Ella greeted her with a smile. "We're looking for Nalu's family. Do you know where they might be?" Tara thought for a moment and then replied, "I saw them near the waterfall yesterday." "Thank you, Tara!" Ella said, feeling hopeful. With Tara's guidance, they set off towards the waterfall, hoping to find Nalu's family soon.

Ella and Nalu finally reached the waterfall, its water sparkling in the sunlight. They stood in awe of its beauty, feeling the cool mist on their faces. "Wow, it's like magic!" Nalu exclaimed, his eyes wide with wonder. Ella nodded, agreeing with him. They searched around the waterfall, hoping to find Nalu's family. But there were no elephants in sight. Nalu felt a little disappointed, but Ella encouraged him to keep looking. "We'll find them, Nalu. I promise," she said with determination.

As the sun began to set, Ella and Nalu decided to rest for the night. They found a cozy spot under a big tree and lay down on the soft grass. "Look at all the stars, Nalu," Ella pointed out, as the sky twinkled above them. Nalu had never seen so many stars before. "They're beautiful," he said, feeling a sense of peace. Ella told Nalu stories about the stars and the moon. Nalu listened happily, feeling safe and cared for with Ella by his side.

The next morning, Ella and Nalu woke up to a wonderful surprise. A group of elephants was nearby, drinking water from a stream. Nalu's eyes lit up with joy. "My family!" he trumpeted excitedly. Ella and Nalu hurried over to the elephants. Nalu's mother welcomed him with a warm hug, relieved to see him safe. Ella watched happily as Nalu was reunited with his family. "Thank you, Ella," Nalu said, grateful for her help. Ella felt proud and happy, knowing she had made a difference.

With Nalu safely back with his family, it was time for Ella to say goodbye. "I'll miss you, Nalu," Ella said, feeling a little sad. Nalu hugged her with his trunk, promising to never forget her. "Thank you for being my friend," he said warmly. Ella waved goodbye to Nalu and his family, feeling grateful for the adventure they shared. As she walked back to her village, Ella felt a sense of joy and accomplishment. She knew she would always treasure her memories with Nalu.

Ella returned to her village with a big smile on her face. She couldn't wait to tell her family about her adventure with Nalu. Her parents listened eagerly, proud of their brave and kind daughter. Ella realized that helping Nalu had taught her the value of friendship and kindness. She knew she would always be ready to help others in need. As Ella drifted off to sleep that night, she dreamed of more adventures in the jungle. And in her heart, she knew that Nalu would always be her friend.