The mermaid who ran away from home turned into a little blue fish to get away from being tracked. Through the water, she saw a human child eating snacks. It looked so delicious, and she was so greedy that she had never seen anything in the world.
At this time, a hook with ham sausage was lowered, and the fish rushed forward and took a bite. It was so delicious.
The human child was soft-hearted and let it take the first bite. The fish couldn't help but take a second bite. The human child let it go again, and then took a third bite. The human child... Educated it.
The fish is sad. In the eyes of children, it is not as good as crayfish, stupid human children.
But the fish was also scared. It never left the water, kept flicking its tail, and accidentally triggered the protection mode, scaring human children.
The human child was scolded because of it, so it had to make him happy. Fish are also moral.
Do human children have wishes? This looks familiar. It is a wish-making elf. It's the first time someone has made a wish. I'm a little excited when I think about it.
Unexpectedly, the fish went astray, which actually made the human child's life difficult.
Phytolacca made a wish by mistake, hoping that someone would love him with all his heart.
God gave him better wishes and asked him to learn to love himself.
On the way to study, he met many people.
Every time you think you are about to get love, those people will leave.
Losing again and again made him grow again and again.
If you don't like the writing style of a primary school student, don't criticize it.
Purpose: Everyone should love themselves well