Kauner Pochechikin and the Great Sleep

Once upon a time, there was a little boy named Kauner Pochechikin. Kauner was a very good boy, but he had one big problem: he couldn't sleep.
Every night, Kauner would toss and turn in his bed, but he couldn't fall asleep. He would try counting sheep, but he would always lose count. He would try drinking warm milk, but it would always make him feel sick.
One night, Kauner's parents were at their wit's end. They didn't know what to do to help their son.
"We've tried everything," Kauner's mother said. "I don't know what else we can do."
"I know!" Kauner's father said. "Why don't we call the Sleep Fairy?"
Kauner's parents laughed. "The Sleep Fairy isn't real," they said.
"But I want to meet her!" Kauner said.
So Kauner's parents called the Sleep Fairy, and to their surprise, she came.
The Sleep Fairy was a beautiful woman with long, flowing hair and a gentle smile. She was dressed in a white gown, and she carried a silver wand.
"Hello, Kauner," the Sleep Fairy said. "I'm here to help you sleep."
"Really?" Kauner asked. "How?"
"I'm going to wave my wand over you," the Sleep Fairy said. "And then you'll feel very sleepy."
The Sleep Fairy waved her wand over Kauner, and he immediately felt very sleepy.
"Good night, Kauner," the Sleep Fairy said. "Sleep tight."
And with that, Kauner fell fast asleep.
Kauner slept for twelve hours straight. When he woke up, he felt refreshed and energized. He was so happy that he could finally sleep.
Kauner thanked the Sleep Fairy for her help, and she promised to come back if he ever had any more trouble sleeping.
Kauner never had any trouble sleeping again. He would always think of the Sleep Fairy, and he would always fall fast asleep.
Kauner Pochechikin grew up to be a happy and healthy man. He always got a good night's sleep, and he always felt refreshed and energized.
The end.