(sarcastic article)

Hannusуа had a wonderful greenhouse. Many flowers grew there, to which she devoted a lot of her time. And next to the greenhouse, for the first time, she decided to plant some vegetables and many fruitful bushes.

Later, her small town began to bear the first fruits. Anna’s joy knew no bounds. And the first shoots of raspberries, currants, and very soon — blackberries have already begun to appear on the bushes.

However, one day Hanna noticed that someone was either breaking or biting her shoots. Neighbors advised her to spray a chemical substance on the bushes so that the pests did not disappear. But Hanna did not believe that these could be pests.

One day, she woke up very early, before dawn, and went to her greenhouse. There she looked after the flowers and, having already left the greenhouse, saw a small red creature among her bushes. It was a deer. It went to sleep, having previously feasted on the shoots of the bushes.

She ran, told this to her neighbor, and she looked at her and said

“Drive him away, and you need to fence off the square with nets, because then there will never be a harvest from the bushes if someone constantly gnaws them.”

Hanna said that she felt sorry for him and I guess it was just hungry. The neighbor immediately said sarcastically,

“Oh, you’re such a saint and good at our place, so go and feed him! Mother Teresa.” Hannusya listened to her and left.

And when she was approaching home, she saw in the distance a small fawn running to its herd. It was a herd of majestic deer, about six of them. They were so close to the house that she thought it was a fake.

Arriving in the garden, she looked at the bushes growing nearby, and at the trail of deer that had been here recently. She took a shovel and began to dig up the bushes one by one, and put them in a wheelbarrow. Having walked about a kilometer from the house, she began to plant bushes in a row. After that, she often went there to water the bushes and trim them.

Anna often saw, from the windows of the house, deer that ran to eat the fruits of the bushes or buds. It always felt so nice to her.