Blink Marine Novels & Stories

The man said in a pleading voice. Bonnie sighed, "You sure your wife won't mind?" "I'm sure." "Okay. I'm Bonnie, by the way." "I'm Blake. Pastor Blake." Bonnie smiled as she, Egg and Blake walked to his car. *** "Honey, I'm home!" Blake happily said as he walked into his house with Egg and Bonnie. A petite woman with blonde hair and blue eyes appeared. "Oh, hey. Uhh, who is this?" "Babe, this Bonnie and her guide dog, Egg. They'll be staying with us until Bonnie gets back on her feet. Is that okay?" Bonnie's cheeks reddened.

"What do you want to know, Bloom?" I shrugged lightly. "Favourite colour—and movie?" Zac's eyes squinted as he chuckled. He hummed for a moment. "Blue and Pulp Fiction." I nodded slowly. "Why blue?" His head cocked to the side as he looked out ahead at the world sprawled out in front of us. "It reminds me of the ocean." I bit on my bottom lip to stop my smile from stretching miles. I would have never seen it coming—Zac Miller being soft and sentimental. It was endearing.

~*~*~*~*~ Let me help you take away your pain No memories of the past shall remain Let the reality drown--- ~*~*~*~*~ "Bri, wait! Where are you going?" Brianna had just reached the edge of the pier and was stepping forward as if she hadn't noticed the ocean at all. The pier extended several feet into the water, where chunky white sharks swam at those depths. "Stop, everybody!" What was going on with them? I accidentally led them to the pier, and now they all seemed eager to dive into the water. Spreading my hands to block their path, I turned around to see where the voice had come from.

"Why ask? We're married." He cheered up and dove in. He was a beast, moving tirelessly for two hours, and I started to regret it.

“I found it in our room when I was packing.” “Oh.” “Yeah but the problem right now is that I forgot it at home. I totally forgot to bring it with me so I could return it.” “It’s fine,” Seb said as he began driving. “It’s just a random bracelet. You can return it later.” “Oh, okay.” No more words were uttered from both sides throughout the ride. It felt weird and Alex found himself glancing at Seb at intervals to check what he was up to other than driving and throughout, he met him with his gaze fixed on the road.

Mia stuttered, he grinned and pulled her again in his arms. "It's okay babygirl, I love you and your wolf." The door was slammed, Mia brother Jayden comes in with a loud knock. "Mia!" He yelled frantically but when he saw the Alpha of the Blood Stone pack, his face turned pale and his lips shivered. "I am so sorry Alpha Blaze." He bowed, avoiding his glare. Blaze wanted to growl at him but Mia put a hand on his arms and smiles at him. "He's my brother." She said and gives a small grin to her brother, he replied with a smile but then bowed when he saw again his glare directed toward him.

To their right, Andrew pointed out the beautiful beach, its modest, white-washed beach houses tucked amid the painterly landscape. Blink turned the ship out of the marina and they drifted for a minute or so while he set the sail. Then the Blue Yonder took off at a moderate clip. Schools of little fish glittered in the sun off the bow and she craned her neck to watch them darting along the side. Suddenly, they wheeled together, then zipped different directions as a pod of dolphins huffed up to speed alongside the ship.

Ten long years had already passed… He went out to the terrace from where there was an amazing view of the surroundings. On one side, multicolored limestone rocks covered with a light mist were present; while on the other, at the foot of a high hill on which the house was built - a rocky beach about thirty meters from the building expanded into the horizon. A wide path made of white stone slabs led to it. The sea had a light blue tint, so it must have been not too deep at this point. The sun was already quite high above the horizon. It was glowing brightly, but it wasn't hot yet. He felt the refreshing breeze of the sea and the heavenly scent of the blend of flowering plants. He had to admit

Swollen clouds block out the sun, pregnant with the yetzer hara Samael gently presses me against the bricks, his eyes glowing flame blue in the black, oceans away from their usual Mariana Trench indigo darkness. My nostrils flare at the smell of must and trash left out to rot. Moss has found a haven by my ankles on the wall.

Rose’s POV The boat is bigger than I thought, and I have to breathe through my mouth or risk gagging on the smell of fish. Breathing through my mouth isn’t fool proof though, I can taste the fishiness, and between that and the rocking motion, I bet I look green around the gills. “There it is.” Braydon points to a dark shape in the fog with a beaming grin. I turn my head away from Phoenix’ chest, where I’ve been hiding, and watch as the vague shape morphs into a chunk of land rising up out of the water. I had been picturing a sandy beach, maybe some palm trees, like you see on T.V.