Chapter 26: A Mate for Dicken

The footage in front of me gradually became more apparent. I could see two silhouettes, Peter and I. We appeared at the lower corner of the screen and were walking to the glass cabin door while chatting. I remembered that we were talking about the similar frequencies emitted by the merman and dolphins when they went into heat.

A few minutes later, the merman swam towards me and placed his hand onto the glass exactly as I remembered. After a while, I also placed my hand onto his through the glass.

Gary’s breath suddenly became labored with dissatisfaction as if he didn’t want to see the events before him. He got up, walked toward the window, and firmly landed a punch onto the window. I, on the other hand, was staring at the footage where the merman and I gazed deeply into each other’s eyes. My heart started beating rapidly, it felt like it could jump out of my chest at any moment.

Knock, knock knock! Someone was knocking on the door of the room.

I exhaled a breath of relief, and