No problem! Let's adjust the story to fit the new setting of being in a jeep

No problem! Let's adjust the story to fit the new setting of being in a jeep. Here's a revised version: --- **Title: Lost in the Jungle** Maya and Arjun had been together for nearly a year. They were an unlikely pair—Maya was thoughtful and artistic, while Arjun loved adventure and the thrill of the unknown. This love for excitement had led them to a remote jungle for a weekend getaway, far from the hustle and bustle of city life. “Are you sure we won’t get lost?” Maya asked as they drove deeper into the dense jungle. She was wearing a vibrant red saree that made her look like she was straight out of a movie, the fabric shimmering in the dappled sunlight. Arjun smiled, glancing at her from the driver’s seat of the jeep. “Don’t worry. I’ve got everything under control. This jeep is built for this kind of terrain, and I know how to handle it.” They drove on, the jeep bouncing over rocks and through shallow streams. The jungle around them was alive with the sounds of chirping birds and rustling leaves. Maya watched the trees go by, feeling a mix of excitement and a bit of nervousness. The jungle was beautiful but also wild and untamed. As they went deeper, the path became less distinct. The thick foliage seemed to close in around them, and Arjun squinted at the map on his phone. “Strange, there’s no signal here,” he muttered. Maya’s heart skipped a beat. “Arjun, maybe we should turn back,” she suggested, a hint of worry in her voice. He nodded, starting to turn the jeep around. But as they made a sharp turn, the jeep’s tires hit a patch of loose soil, and suddenly, they were stuck. Arjun tried to rev the engine, but the wheels just spun in place. “Uh-oh,” Arjun said, trying to sound calm. Maya looked at him, eyes wide. “What do you mean, ‘uh-oh’? Are we stuck?” He turned to her with a sheepish grin. “Just a little. But don’t worry, I can get us out of this.” He stepped out of the jeep, assessing the situation. The jeep was tilted to one side, the tires half