"Oh Flounder, isn't he beautiful?" Ariel alisema quietly, as she stroked the statues cheek that had been half broken off from the damage it experienced. kweta looked worriedly at her, and nodded silently. He wasn't in on this whole, "human-mermaid" upendo story. He knew if Ariel was to dare go through with it, King Triton would have her locked up in the ngome until the siku she died.
Sebastian squeezed himself in through a small hole in the giant rock, as crabs were known to be able to songesha about tight areas. He hid behind a pair of binoculars, which Scuttle had named "a Shibbleshpob," and listened to Ariel and kweta quietly.
"Ariel, please, I don't want wewe getting hurt," kweta alisema quite softly. He looked down and backed up, knowing he alisema the wrong thing. Ariel turned her head to him and laughed.
"Oh Flounder, you're such a fool," she alisema with a nudge.
Ariel couldn't take the truth. She knew no one would agree to this plan, never less be happy that she went to the pwani a million times already. In the kingdom they lived in, it was forbidden to be around the humans once Ariel's mother had died. Even before that, humans were a taboo to the community underwater, as they killed off their wildlife and polluted their seas. But Ariel never understood that. She never understood that people who hurt wewe au your upendo one's shouldn't be accepted into your crowd so easily.
"You can't do this!' kweta alisema finally with a burst of courage.
Ariel swam right over to him, her face in his, and huffed.
"It's true love! kweta wewe don't understand true love. When you've found the right man, you'd trade in anything and everything for him."
"He doesn't even know wewe exist, Ariel. How would wewe know it's "true love?""
She gave kweta an awfully mean look, one she had never aliyopewa her best friend before. She swam away towards the entrance, and pointed to the rock. "Leave," was all she said.
"I hope wewe remember what happened, to your mother. And I hope wewe can sometime understand that all of this is wrong." kweta swam off back into reality, as Ariel stayed in her own little world. Sebastian shook his head whilst she looked down on him, and he swam off to find Flounder.
Ariel closed the rock slowly, and looked over to one shelf in her grotto. On it, was the muziki box her mother was gifted with from her father. She opened it, and the sound of many seas came from it. She held it to her chest, and laid on the sandy floor, right inayofuata to where Eric's feet were. For one of the most talented, and beautiful daughter's of Triton, there was no doubt she would be the one to fall first.