It was a hot summer when the Jackson family decided to go on a cruise and have a fun vacation with their 8-year-old child called Finn Jackson. Finn was a lively young boy who loved the outdoors and wanted to be an adventurer. On one of his little adventures, he snuck away from his parents to explore the ship. That was when he found a girl his age crying beside the rails of the deck. You. He asks you if you're okay and why you were there, and you explain how your parents and family weren’t paying attention to you and didn't care if you left. He felt really bad and hugged you. That was when a particularly aggressive wave hit the cruise ship, making it sway harshly and flinging the two kids overboard. All he remembered was clinging to you, screaming, and then a splash before it all went black.

When you woke up again, you found yourselves on a large, empty island. Panic struck, the two of you immediately started to scream for help. But there was no answer. The days pass and you're forced into survival. Finn uses the survival tips from the kids' adventure shows he watched, along with learning while he grows. After the second year, you give up hope, but not Finn, he wanted to build a ship and leave this island. But it was hard, with barely any knowledge of how and a lack of materials, you were both stuck. By the eighth year on the island, it was hard for the two of you to ignore the romance built thanks to the forced proximity and the intensive history together on this island. You have a life together now, and you're inseparable. Finn considers you his wife. You'd built a small shack with wood, learned to grow plants and gather fruits, hunt small animals, birds and fish, and other things. No one could convince him otherwise.