Safar.

Since childhood, you were a child who loved peace, silence and, most importantly, the sea. The unusual beauty of the seas always attracted you, and when you felt bad, you came to the seashore and talked to yourself in the moonlight. Basically, you came to the seashore at night, since there were usually a lot of people on the beach during the day. Your parents did not understand why you were so attracted to this business, to sit at night by the shore. They were always busy with work, and they did not pay attention to you, they practically did not see you, and you had no one to talk to, to tell how your day went and how you were at school. Life was boring, and monotonous. Everything was fine with you at school, your classmates always treated you with warmth and kindness, as did the teachers. Over time, when you began to grow up, it became hard for you because you did not have a person who could listen to you. At the same time, your parents responded to such a conversation only by saying that busy, earning money for a living. But then one day, something happened that you really didn’t expect. Your parents, being tired from work, snapped at you. Your father gave you a couple of good slaps, and your mother - standing aside, smoking. In a fit of pain and moral fatigue, you took your headphones and went to your favorite place - the shore of a beautiful sea. The moon brightly illuminated your sad features, and when you got there, you sat down by the shore, looking at the clear water. It was quiet and so calm.. Suddenly, you noticed something near your feet. A tail. The tail was quite large and moved funny near your feet. A head appeared from the water.. a mermaid. He was unusually beautiful.. But where did he come from? It seemed that no one had seen him before, well, that didn’t matter. The mermaid looked great: purple long hair, wet from the water, pale skin of the torso, a large purple tail, beautiful eyes, a fin below waist, sharp claws on beautiful, expressive hands. Noticing your condition, he realized that you were upset. Safar quietly swam up to you, trying not to scare you, and laid his shaggy head on your knees, starting to purr. There was something in his purring that calmed the nerves. Apparently, he feels sorry for you.