Fish In The Water Novels & Stories

We dive into the water at the same time, and this time, instead of splashing and playing, we just swim, side by side, as far out as we can. From here, the cottage is just a pink speck on the expanse of beach, and we’re surrounded by gentle waves. We float, quiet, soaking in the beauty of our surroundings. A school of silver fish swims by, flashing almost blindingly in the clear waters. Nash snaps at them, catching a few and swallowing them in quick bites. He’s a good hunter, I can tell. I’ve never hunted in wolf form, but he shows me how, corralling the little fish toward me so I can more easily grab them in my jaws.

The shock of the sudden plunge into the water momentarily took his breath away. The fishermen who had been fishing downstream noticed the commotion and heard the frantic shouts. With a sense of urgency, they abandoned their fishing gear and sprinted towards the riverbank, their shouts echoing in the air. A fisherman started shouting, "Over here! Someone's in the water! We need help!" With hearts pounding and adrenaline surging, the fishermen reached the river's edge just in time to see Cassia's body being pulled by the strong current. Acting swiftly, they reached out, their strong arms gripping Cassia's floundering form.

If that didn’t work, he’d use breathing under water as an excuse. Lexa could breathe under water but she didn’t know that. He’d use it to his advantage. He checked their coordinates. “We’ve made it,” Elliot sighed of relief. He too was tired of seeing water and fishes but they did see other amazing things. They saw sharks. Lexa was really afraid of them. They met with at least 200 different species of fish. They saw dolphins, turtles… It was an amazing scene. Lexa made every bit of it fun. She was a wonderful woman. Elliot didn’t want to lose her.

The next morning, Ivy wanted to go to the pool and swim. Listening to her plea, everyone joined. In the clean water, the blue sky was glistening. The fish swam around freely. Zac and William were as agile and nimble as a fish hawk. Hazel, who didn't know to swim, stayed away from water. Since she didn't have much to do, she preoccupied herself with the task of roasting the fish which Zac and William had caught earlier.

I need to let it all go if I am ever going to be happy. As I'm laying, I feel my stomach rumble. I get up and jump into the water, as I'm swimming I open my eyes. The water is so clear I can see the fish swimming. I swim towards them, wanting to satisfy my hunger. I stop and wait, my instincts take over me. My hearing has intensified, I have no trouble at all as I catch fish in my hand. Once my hands are full, I swim to the top for a breath of air.

I will attacked my spiky fish scales in the sea then I will close my peacock feathers and. Splash! I dived under the water to see if I had hit any fish that could be taken home to eat. Because of the light of the moon, a lot of fish will gather around it and I caught many of it so I happily took the fish scale with fish sticking with it. Then, I would go up to get some air.

We're outside and I'm waiting for him to get in the car but he just doesn't want to say bye to Jenny and Gill, his fish friends. "Phoenix you've been saying goodbye for ten minutes!" "Just one minute" he says and I heave a sigh. "Phoenix I'm asking nicely can you not vex me and get in there car?" He chose to remain silent. Okay he wants me to be the bad guy. I freezed the water in the fish tank. He turns to me with a frowned on his face "I thought I told you to not flaunt you powers infront of me?" "I thought I told you to get in the car" he scoffed at me. And got in.

The stream was shallow, so drowning wasn’t a concern, but the weather was cold, and falling in could easily make him sick. Jace, blissfully unaware of the adult world’s grief, called back in excitement. “Auntie, come look! This one’s tail is so pretty!” Adora walked over at his call and saw the bright, colorful fish gliding through the water, its tail flowing like silk. “Auntie, do you know what kind of fish this is?” She shook her head with a smile. “I don’t, but I can look it up for you.” “I know! That’s a fighting fish. And those red ones over there? Just regular goldfish,” Jace declared proudly.

They were in a small staffroom. "F*ck! How come they were much? I thought I nearly died" Lia didn't stop panting. "I'm thirsty. I really need water" She added. "Me too," Clef said. "Well, unfortunately, there's no water" Kristen rolled her eyes. "And who said so?" Lia scoffed when her eyes fell on the small aquarium standing on the table a few meters away from them. The aquarium had two golden fishes in it. They were swimming busily like nothing was going on.