As the friends stood in front of the treasure, they realized that they had a new challenge to face. How were they going to divide the treasure among themselves? They had all worked together to find it, but now they were faced with the difficult task of deciding who would get what.

They sat down together and started to discuss their options. Some suggested splitting the treasure equally, while others argued that the one who found the treasure should get a larger share. The friends started to get frustrated with each other, and it seemed like their friendship was starting to crumble.

Just when it seemed like they would never come to an agreement, one of the friends had an idea. They suggested that they each take turns choosing an item from the treasure, starting with the one who found it. This way, everyone would get a fair share and no one would feel left out.

The friends agreed to this plan and started to take turns choosing their share of the treasure. As they did, they realized that the value of the treasure was not in the gold or jewels, but in the memories they had made together and the bond they had formed.

In the end, the friends were all happy with their share of the treasure and were grateful for each other's friendship. They decided to use their treasure to do good in the community, whether it was by helping those in need or by organizing fun events for everyone to enjoy.

As they looked back on their adventure, they realized that the real treasure was not the gold or jewels, but the friendship and unity they had gained. And they knew that no matter what challenges they faced in the future, they would always have each other to rely on.

The end.