A Dolphin's Tale Novels & Stories

"So?" "I wrote something for Emma. Not a letter—a story. About a little girl who taught people to choose love over fear, to forgive people who made mistakes because they were sick." She held up a little book. "It's called 'The Brave Dolphin and the Lost Whale.' If you think it's okay, would you give it to Emma as a gift?" I took the book, flipping through the pages of writing and drawings. The story was beautiful and matched Emma's level. It was about Emma's courage rather than Sophia's mistakes.

He looked sinfully good. For a moment, I forgot how to breathe. “Hot,” I muttered under my breath before catching myself. “I mean—the dolphins! The dolphins are hot!” Cassian burst out laughing, his eyes lighting up. “Are they now?” I bit my lip, embarrassed. He stepped closer, standing beside me as he pointed toward the dolphins. “They usually travel in groups near these waters. Sometimes whales too, if we’re lucky.” His voice was so calm and so patient that I wanted to listen to him for hours.

Caden and I stared into each other's eyes before he leaned in and softly teased my lips. He pulled me closer as I teased his lips back. I watched him slowly close his eyes as he pulled me into him, wrapping his arms tightly around me as we swayed back and forth to the slow melody. I heard some sounds. I looked over to see some sea animals. "Oh my God! Caden, dolphins!"I exclaimed, excitedly and walked towards the edge of the yacht. "And sea lions too." I watched them swim about, totally fascinated. Caden stood beside me looking less excited as I am.

Slowly, he lifted his eyes to mine, one brow arched. The weight of his stare nearly knocked the air from my unstable lungs. “…Excuse me?” His voice was flat, calm in a way that felt almost lethal. My cheeks flamed. “Uh—I mean. Sloths can actually hold their breath longer than dolphins. Forty minutes compared to ten. Which is insane, right? Because dolphins are literally built for swimming, and sloths… well, they look like they’d drown in a puddle.” Silence. I know. I know.

Trent nods in understanding before signing his answer with solemnity, "A loyal and supportive crew." A ripple courses through the water as the colossal guardian swiftly moves on to face Lucious, her eyes fixed upon him. With her next riddle, she declares, "In the depths I dwell, a treasure beyond measure, with shimmering scales, I bring joy and pleasure. I dance with the waves, in a mesmerizing display. Guess my name, for I am the ruler of the ocean's ballet." Lucious, initially unsure, quickly realizes the significance of the riddles. He reflects upon his mate, Marine, and her life long desire to have one of these creatures as a close friend and companion. With confidence, he signs his answ

They are harmless and even have been reported to be friendly to humans on many reports from sea farers. "The couple are certain one Dolphin was drowning." "Drowning? How can a Dolphin drown?" "Aquatic animals don't drown! It is land animals and humans that-" A giant hand seemed to have squeezed the air out of my lungs. All the air in them seemed to rush into my ears with a whoosh. It felt I had been shot in the cold as a series of images seemed to play in my mind. Zavi in pain and making a desperate attempt to live. Closing my eyes and swallowing air through my mouth did not help. No matter how hard I tried the images just did not go away.

Sometimes the dolphins would dive deeper into the water, sometimes they would fully surface, and sometimes they would even jump through the air. Noah was having the time of his life, feeling like he was on a rollercoaster ride. It was just that… “Geez, Blackie, what is that hard thing brother-in-law is carrying in his pocket? It keeps poking my back.” Noah, too preoccupied with a lovely dolphin ride to pay it any serious thought, casually asked. “Should I tell him to put it away?” “Don’t tell him to put it away!” Blackie was dying inside from second-hand embarrassment.

my eyes sparkled when I saw a group of dolphins swimming beside our ship. They are so precious. Hindi ko ma-imagine ang mangyayari sa kanila kapag sila ay pinalibutan ng mga sharks. I learned last time that dolphins are the sea creatures that can defeat sharks. I don't know how is that possible. Atleast they're free. The back of my mind said. Pait nanaman akong napangiti. Despite of the danger the ocean may bring, atleast they're free. How about me? When will I be?

De Silva hurried. I don’t know how she was able to run and fight wearing red stilettos and wearing a leopard design skirt. I just followed her, we were about to go down the stairs when someone pulled my hair, immediately choked me with her arm and I let go of the crossbow on the floor. I felt cold all over my body as I shouted which alerted Mrs. De Silva. She immediately pointed her weapon at Belle. "Bye!" "No!" I shouted. We suddenly disappeared from the mansion and the last thing heard is when Mrs. De Silva shouts to stop Belle before we drown in darkness.