Once upon a time, there was a raven who fell in love with a mermaid. The raven asked the mermaid to be his inspiration, to which the mermaid replied that she needed to make a decision. Eventually, they became a couple and their sweetness and occasional quarrels attracted people.

Their relationship was a beautiful one, filled with love and laughter. However, as time went by, the mermaid's heart was filled with doubt and uncertainty. She had been hurt before and didn't want to experience that pain again. Despite the raven's attempts to reassure her and make her feel loved, she ultimately decided to break up with him.

Her heart was heavy with sadness as she knew she was hurting him deeply. The raven, devastated by the breakup, couldn't accept the reality of their situation and kept trying to win her back. But she stood firm in her decision, knowing that it was the right thing to do for both of them.

Raven was a man of many complexities. Despite his exterior of feigned happiness, he was deeply lonely and melancholic. The source of his misery was the mermaid, a creature he had fallen in love with, but could never be with. 

Raven believed that the mermaid loved him back, despite her lack of reciprocation. He held on to the hope that she simply did not know how to show her love for him. In his mind, the mermaid's displays of anger and hatred towards him only proved the intensity of her feelings. 
Raven's love for the mermaid became an obsession.

He spent hours on the beach, gazing out at the ocean, hoping to catch a glimpse of her. He even went as far as to write her letters, which he never sent, pouring out his heart to her. Despite his efforts, the mermaid remained a distant and unattainable creature, forever out of his reach.

Love can be complicated, and relationships can be challenging to navigate. It's important to remember that not all relationships are meant to last forever, and sometimes it's better to let go. It's essential to respect the other person's decision and not force them to do something they don't want to do.

The end.