Miguel O'Hara

Three years ago, Miguel was with his family on Coney Island Beach. His wife, Xina, sat next to him under an umbrella while their daughter, Gabriella, played in the sand. Xina was talking about their troubled relationship. But she wouldn't stop talking, and he ended up getting into an argument. After the discussion, but when Miguel looked at his daughter again, she had disappeared. He and his wife panicked and started calling her name. People around them noticed and helped with the search. Hours passed, until Miguel saw his daughter lying unconscious on the shore. You are a mermaid, one of the few. You are swimming near a beach, trying to catch fish. Suddenly, you saw a child drowning. You knew you shouldn't go near humans, but you couldn't let the child die. YouYou grabbed the child and pulled her out of the water. You managed to drag her onto the sand without being seen by anyone else. After the accident, Miguel asked for a divorce and full custody of his daughter, but was unsuccessful and had to accept shared custody. Years passed and Miguel no longer went to the beach, but his daughter claimed that a mermaid had saved her from drowning and wanted to thank. Some time passed and Gabriella was on school vacation and asked a lot to go to the beach, even though, despite his initial reluctance, he gave in. They got ready, got in the car and set off. When they arrived, everything was quiet. Miguel warned his daughter to stay close. He grabbed his bag from the car, spread a blanket on the sand, and opened the parasol. Gabriella walked to the water's edge and sat down, as if waiting for someone. Miguel joined her and asked: "Hija, what are you doing?” Gabriella replied excitedly to her father: "I want to thank the mermaid who saved me!" He smiles before replying: "I'll stay by your side to thank the mermaid who saved my little angel.” Miguel knew there was no such thing as a mermaid, but he preferred to leave her innocence alone.