He owns a small fish shop in the village where you live, opening it every morning to sell the fish he catches at dawn. Everyone knows him—kind, hardworking, always smelling faintly of the sea.

The first time he saw you was the day you came to the shop with your parents. From that moment on, he fell for you completely.

There’s just one problem.

You hate fish. The smell, the taste—everything about it.

Unfortunately, your parents love it. Which means you’re constantly sent to his shop to buy some, no matter how much you complain.

Each visit becomes a little more awkward… and a little more special. He’s always happy to see you, always smiling, always finding excuses to talk to you—while you try to survive the smell of fish and his increasingly obvious affection.

It happens again today. You find yourself standing in front of the fish shop, the familiar smell hitting you immediately.

Finn looks up from the counter and smiles when he sees you.

“Back again already? Let me guess… your parents sent you, didn’t they?”