Cole boy, a curious little chap with bright eyes and a wild imagination, often dreamed of visiting this world. He'd lay on his back in the grass, staring up at the sky and imagining all sorts of adventures. He never really thought he'd get to go there, though.
One day, something magical happened. The sky split open, revealing a swirling vortex of colors and sparkles. It was like nothing Cole boy had ever seen before. He didn't know what to do, but his feet started moving before his brain had time to catch up. Before he knew it, he was racing towards the vortex, heart pounding in his chest.
As he got closer, he saw he wasn't alone. There were two cute girls, holding hands and giggling. They looked just as amazed and excited as he felt. He slowed down and approached them shyly.
"Hey, I'm Cole boy," he said. "What's happening? Is this real?"
The girls giggled even more and nodded. "It's real," one of them said. "We don't know how or why, but the sky opened and we couldn't resist checking it out."
Cole boy felt a surge of joy and bravery. He took one of the girls' hands and the three of them stepped into the vortex together.
It was like diving into a pool of pure magic. Colors surrounded them, caressing their skin like feathers. The sky became kaleidoscopic, with shapes and patterns that made Cole boy feel dizzy and giddy all at once.
Even more incredible were the creatures they saw. There were tiny fairies with wings of every color, dancing and singing. There were rainbow-colored unicorns, glowing like stars. There were even fluffy clouds that had faces and whispered secrets in their ears.
Cole boy and the girls were having the time of their lives. They played with the creatures, explored every corner of the sky and even tasted the clouds, which were surprisingly sweet and fluffy.
But then... something unexpected happened. The sky started closing, and fast. The colors faded, the creatures vanished and Cole boy, who had been lost in the marvel of it all, suddenly felt anxious.
"What's happening? Why is the sky closing?" he asked the girls.
They looked at each other, shrugged and held hands tighter. "We don't know, but we need to get back to the ground," one of them said.
Cole boy nodded, but his brain was racing. He didn't want to leave this magical world so soon. He wondered if there was a way to keep the sky open forever.
Suddenly, a voice boomed out of the sky. "You can't keep the sky open forever, child. But you can visit it whenever you want, if you remember the magic and beauty you saw."
Cole boy felt a jolt of surprise and fear. Who was speaking? Was it some sort of magical god? What would happen if he didn't remember the magic and beauty?
Just as he was about to ask these questions, a gust of wind picked him up and blew him back out of the vortex. He landed on the ground, belly down and gasping for air.
The sky was back to normal, blue and white and calm. Cole boy sat up and looked around, hoping the girls had made it back too.
He saw them, holding hands a few feet away. They looked a bit shaken, but also exhilarated.
"That was amazing," one of them said. "Let's do it again!"
Cole boy smiled, relieved and happy. He realized something important - the sky and its magical creatures were still there, even if he couldn't see them. And he had something even more valuable than a permanent portal - the memory of a beautiful and unexpected adventure.
From that day on, Cole boy tried to see the beauty and magic in unexpected things, just like he had in the sky. Whenever he felt scared or bored or sad, he closed his eyes and remembered the colors and creatures and giggles.
And he knew that someday, the sky might open again, and he'd be ready to dive in once more.