Kana X Aqua Novels & Stories

Callie nodded in understanding, “Makes sense. I got that from Aqua.” “Aqua?” Asher asked confusion eminent on his face. “Who’s that?” Callie studied his face for a moment, his think brows were scrunched up and his plump pink lips were parted in confusion, she thought he was perfect eye candy. She stopped her thoughts before they could stray any further. “Well Aqua is also a mediator just like Ertuay, she’s water where Ertuay or Terra as she said we could call her is earth. I met her first.”

He rubbed Karina’s waist gently. “Let’s go!” BYUUR Saka pulled Karina into the pool. They fell into the water together. Karina, who couldn't swim very well, immediately held on to Saka. “I can’t swim very well, Saka.” Karina rubbed her face. “So I’ll just wait for you here. Just swim, don’t mind me.” “How can I swim if you have my attention.” Saka laughed softly. “You’re so sexy,” Saka whispered.

"Why?" "I just think Aqua would look great with aqua hair, plus it would totally complement your eyes that are always following me like some stray cat," I shrugged going back to my book and the table was quiet for some time before she spoke up again. "What colour is Aqua?" she whispered to Bellamy, Josh-sky and I burst out laughing before clearing our throats as if we didn't just laugh, once the table was quiet again, Bellamy explained to her what colour 'Aqua' was, but he would stop every time Josh-sky and I giggled while he explained.

Aquasign cannot fully convey the extent to which you change my life, and yet I feel compelled to try. From the moment our paths cross, you become my guide into the enchanting world of Aqualeara. With patience and unwavering dedication, you teach me the customs, traditions, and wonders of your underwater realm. As I immerse myself in your teachings, I cannot help but be captivated by your grace, wisdom, and the radiant spirit that emanates from within you.

I stare into space while continuing to recall those hypnotizing gaze luring my soul in the dark pit of his irises. "Leaxandra!" Quinn shakes me hard enough to snap me out of my trance. Huh? "Look at me." He orders firmly, holding my face to him. His aqua gaze held me captive this time as his eyes searches mine. Through the clear waters of his orbs, I was able to see the reflection of mine, but it scared me most when instead of my normal amber eyes, I caught hint of two pairs of glowing scarlet red eyes.

Sensing that Aqua was out of immediate danger, the mafia boss taught Aqua how to release the lever so she could use both hands to tear the carton open to get a bottle of water from within. The mermaid was a fast learner. Dawn was impressed by Aqua’s ability to follow instructions and ask when she was in doubt. She remembered new words easily and soaked up new concepts that were completely foreign to her in minutes. After tearing open the carton box and cracking open a bottle of mineral water, Aqua asked if this was the same as the soda they had. “No,” Dawn replied. “It’s mineral water from the river. They put it in a bottle similar to the one yesterday because bottles make carrying water eas

"I'll get them." Her head tilted slightly, satisfied, before she sank a little deeper into the water until only her face remained visible, bubbles shifting around her. For a moment, nothing else was said. Just the soft sound of water moving. Her breathing. His. Then— A sniffle. Soft. Barely there. But he heard it. Of course he did. Kane pushed off the counter slowly, stepping closer before crouching beside the tub. The bubbles brushed against his forearms as he leaned in slightly.

“Why is Aqua worse than Ignis? Fire is at least honest. This water has an attitude!” “Aqua responds to emotion,” Kael said. “Calm it, and it becomes soft. Fear it, and it drowns.” “Water should not be emotional,” Alessia hissed. “Water should just—be water!” Kael’s posture—straight, steady, intimidating in its unshakable calm—did not shift. “Stand.” “I’m tired.” “Stand.” “I almost died!” Kael stepped close, his presence heavy like a shadow wrapping around her spine.

There was a pause—thick, uncomfortable silence as the word Luna settled into the space between them. Nina blinked. Then she recovered quickly, her smile sharp and feline. “How charming. I didn’t think Knox had the temperament to manage a mate. Let alone someone with your… interesting presence.” Lydia smiled wider. “Interesting is better than forgettable, isn’t it?” Knox coughed into his hand, clearly stifling a laugh. Nina’s eyes flashed. “Well, I suppose it makes sense. Some of us are chosen by birth. Others… settle where they can.”

Yara excitedly nodded. "Wow! It's beautiful!" Yara said when they were already inside the cave. Kenzo smiled seeing Yara's reaction. "You want to swim?" Kenzo asked. "Wearing this?" Yara asked pointing her shirt and pants. "Yes. We can dry up later." Kenzo said and in an instant he jumped to the pool. Yara laughed seeing Kenzo became cold. "Come, it's fun." Kenzo said. Yara put down her cardigan and phone. "Where's your phone?" Yara said. "Don't worry, this is water proof." Kenzo said holding his phone.