good night my mermaid princess

Ariel's room was very in line with Su's imagination, with lovely decorations and a large bookcase, alluding to the innocence and confusion when she was young.

Ariel on the bed pulled the quilt over her, only showing half of her head, and looked at Su obediently.

"Which floor is your storybook on?" Su asked her, pointing to the bookcase in the room.

"Huh? Aren't you telling a story?"

"Don't change your mind casually. It's obviously a good read, when did it become a talk. And I'm not very good at telling stories, so I'll read it to you."

"..."

Su Qi doubted: "You don't have story books here, do you?"

"Yes, but when I was very young, I knew those stories by heart..." the voice in the quilt muttered.

"You...you intended to ask me to tell a story from the very beginning!"

The quilt stiffened for a moment, and the upper part moved like a wave: "No, no."

"..."

Su searched for books by himself. There must be at least hundreds of books in the bookcase.Complete collection of stories, underwater architecture, introduction to magic, marine life, fairy tales of the little mermaid, various types...

The quilt behind made a compromised voice:

"On the top row, the fifth one is newly bought by my grandmother and sent by my sisters. I have basically never read it."

"Then I'll just take one."

"kindness."

Su thought to herself, Ariel is still very reasonable and will not force others too much.

Wait, Su is very strange about his own thoughts, why would he describe her as being reasonable... He clearly read the story according to the original version, but now he seems to feel very guilty...

"I'm going to move the chair." Forget it, anyway, it's not one or two times to be a villain.

Su ran to move the chair in front of the desk, but couldn't move it no matter what.

"...the chairs in my room are all nailed up."

"Then what should we do?" Su walked to Ariel's bed and asked her.

Ariel sat up and waved to Su: "Why don't you come to my bed, it's like this when grandma tells me stories."

Su glanced at the bed, then at Ariel: "This is not good."

After all, she is also the princess of the palace.

"It's okay." Ariel tugged at Su's wrist.

"If someone came to you suddenly"

"Who will come to see me in the middle of the night?" Ariel looked at Su in confusion.

Su was embarrassed by herself who asked this question, she patted herself on the head, shook off the inexplicable misgivings, and returned to her usual self.

"...That's bothering you." Su stuffed himself into the quilt.

"The bed is a bit small, why don't you lean closer."

Su only occupied a small position, sticking to the side of the bed, almost half of his body was suspended in the air.Ariel was very worried that she would fall off the bed if she didn't pay attention.

"It's nothing, I like to sleep like this. Alright, let's start telling stories." Su hurriedly got into the rhythm of storytelling.

"En." Ariel worked hard and labored to pull Sura into the inside a little bit.

"The fairy tale I want to tell today is called "The Witch's Bloody Cabinet". Once upon a time, there was a witch named Celica. She especially liked to kill mermaids. Every night, she dismembered a handsome merman and put his head in the cabinet. The top floor...is there something wrong with this book...is this a fairy tale?!!"

Ariel, who was hiding under the quilt, showed her head tremblingly: "I don't know, Sister Gwendolyn said yesterday that she would come and give me some fairy tales. They came here when I was away. She said they were delicious fairy tales." , I haven't read..."

After speaking, he silently buried his head in the quilt...

"Really?" Su looked at the weird and depressing cover suspiciously, thinking that maybe the beginning was more terrifying?Open it again and continue reading: "Another night, she went out to look for edible prey, but unfortunately, she didn't find an unlocked mermaid house until early in the morning. It was a family of three, and the man on the bed was so delicious that she Can't help salivating... that's enough! This is definitely Princess Gwendoline's prank!!"

Su rolled over and got off the bed, and stuffed this book into the top layer with his feet. What kind of story is this!This is completely a horror story, okay? If you can fall asleep after listening to it, there will be ghosts...

"Ariel, wait a minute, I'll find a normal book."

Su squinted his eyes and scanned the last layer of "The Damp Crypt of the Black Mole", "Eye", "Night of Flaying the Mermaid Alive", "Deep in the Grave"... Is this layer really a warm and innocent fairy tale? ? ? ?

"How did this happen, where did my book go?" Ariel felt dizzy looking at the string of names because she was afraid to get out of bed and follow her.

"Princess Gwendoline must have done it." Su was also helpless.

"Then what should I do?" Ariel looked at the bookshelf below, "One Hundred Questions about Elementary Magic Power" can't be used to fall asleep...

Su folded his arms and pondered for a few seconds: "Is it okay to listen to human fairy tales?"

Ariel let out a "huh" and nodded as if smashing garlic.

"Then let me tell you the classic "Snow White" story first."

The two lay back on the bed, and Su reached out and tucked Ariel's back.

I heard Su’s stories from my mother when I was a child. My mother’s stories are very vivid. Su likes to listen to them very much. She always wants to wait for her mother to tell her. They are busy treating patients. They don’t go home for a long time, and sometimes they don’t stay for long. A story is told intermittently, and the longest time is half a year...

Su tried her best to recall the details, trying to imitate her former mother.

Ariel listened very carefully. She had never heard such a story. The stories told by the fish in the sea were far worse than human fairy tales. The authors of the underwater stories probably believed that children should not understand love or other things, so To skim or bluntly distort is meaningless and dry.

So what are they good at saying?This is really a mystery, anyway, Ariel has never liked any of the stories in it.Several stories recommended by her sister are particularly incredible works in Ariel's opinion. Among them, Gwendolyn's favorite "The Witch's Dark Cupboard" (now it seems that it should be a series of works with the bloody cupboard... ) can be said to be unsuitable for children, it is simply an extremely bloody horror story.

By the way, they also love to preach, and Ariel hates this the most.

As for Su's two stories, they are just stories, without so many complaints, and they are very in line with Ariel's romantic imagination.Especially when she heard the prince bowing her head and gently waking Snow White up with a kiss, she was even a little indescribably moved.

The first story ended with reluctance, and Ariel's eyes were full of anticipation for the next story.

"Su, let's say one more, just one more." She said pitifully.

Su sighed deeply.She knew... the original self also felt that one story every night was too little...

The following "Sleeping Beauty" would not disappoint Ariel, Su found that the more she listened, the more energetic she became, and she lost all sleepiness.

It's a pity that the storyteller was different. After two stories in a row, Su began to feel sleepy, and she felt her eyelids getting heavier and heavier.

"...Ariel, I think I'm going to fall asleep soon, so I'll continue talking to you tomorrow."

"Sue, I know this is not good, but can you tell me another one? Half of it is fine."

Ariel looked at Su pitifully.

"Okay, okay." Who can refuse my pitiful expression.

Ariel, who can be said to be considerate and mature at ordinary times, was attracted all the attention by the fairy tale today, and obviously made a willful request, but seeing Ariel with a childish side like this, Su felt a little relieved for some reason.

"Why don't you talk about half of it? I'll listen to the second half tomorrow."

"You can't help it, and I don't like it, so let's tell a whole story." Su said.

She doesn't like to tell half stories, the reason is a pity in her heart, she has a half-heard story, which was told by her mother when she came home for the last time... It is a story that will never end without her mother .

In fact, she could read it alone, but Su didn't want to, she never read that book again, the second half of the story and the memory of the first half were sealed together, just like her mother, she could never get it back.

The author has something to say:

I think you smart people must have guessed the story that Su didn’t read~