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July was a happy mermaid.
She lived in a peaceful reef named
Lighthouse Cove. Her friends were a
small group of fish there names were
Darcy, Dixion and Deliah, and an crab
named Henrey. They never got in trouble
just the usual prank here and
there.

One day the gang was out for a swim.
When they came back they realize
something was wrong. Bruce the shark
was the towns bully. He had began to
eat small fish. Bruce was also a thief.
Nobody would stand up to Bruce. He
would eat you or lie that you committed
a crime.

"What do you think your doing" said July.
Bruce replied "Taking your treasure,
now if you just get out of my way". "I
don't think so Bruce". Then she called the
pirate police on him. Bruce said "Don't
worry ill get out eventually
and ill be back".

July celebrated with her friends. She had
been the first to confront Bruce. She still
hadn't forgotten what Bruce had said.
She didn't tell her friends. She liked
seeing them happy and wanted to keep
it that way. So she was thinking of a
plan. To make him stop bullying forever.

July stayed up all night thinking of a plan.
She was good friends with the pirate
police. She knew they had a rocket ship.
A rocket ship so powerful that it would
go to outer space. The flames that came
out of the rocket ship were faster than
lighting.

The very next day she went to the pirate
police. She told them her plan. They all
agreed that this was a brilliant plan.
Because the rocket is only used for
great emergencies like this.

The next week Bruce broke out of jail.
He went to July's cove. She came home
and Bruce was there waiting for her.
He said "Told you I was going to get out".
He swam fast to eat her. But she grabbed
the rocket. She opened the door and he
swam in. She slammed the door and said
"Good I was waiting for you.

The pirate police came lit the rocket
and sent him to space. He arrived in at a
correctional behavior facility for sharks.
Once there he realized how wrong he was.
And how bad he had treated his neighbors.