When — whilst gathering herbs for her son — Inko hears a voice in the woods, singing clear and beautiful in the morning light, she finds her feet carrying her towards it. Deeper and deeper through the ancient boughs, the basket of herbs that she was gathering all but forgotten when a tall golden man with a smile brighter than the morning sun held his hand out towards her. 

Norwegian [phor-rel-sket] A euphoric feeling experienced when you start falling in love.

Inko finds herself dating a kind and wonderful man, and decides that it's finally time to introduce him to her son. A son who seems to love him just as much.

When Inko Midoriya starts to find strange little glittering gifts on the deck of her small house boat she initially assumes that they are treasures that her young son has brought to her from the beach, but as rarer and more beautiful trinkets starts to appear – and as Izuku denies all the more fervently that he’s one leaving them there – she begins looking for the source of the beautiful but puzzling gifts.

From the water, Merman Toshinori watches his prospective mate take his gifts with a wide smile. She seems to like the things that he is leaving for her, the signs that he can be a good and caring mate. All that’s left to do is to work up the courage to introduce himself to her properly.