Koi Novels & Stories

Kiara had a good way of guilt tripping one, "I don't know yet I just think there's something we can do about the guy." Kiara grinned, "What's that?" "Well let's try to find out more about him," Shelly suggested. "Hmm, where?" Shelly grinned. "Facebook." Grinning like maniacs they both grabbed the nearest laptops and typed in his name. ADAM KINCAID. "There's like fifty people answering the same name." Kiara groaned. "Yeah," Shelly agreed, "There's one that's different though." She clicked on the profile a power bike was displayed as the profile picture.

“Fish? I’m not a fish.” “I know,” I grabbed a chair nearby and sat on it propping my elbow on the counter. “It’s much easier to name something Fish.” It laughed. “I’m an owl. Not a fish.” I roll my eyes. “I know the obvious, Fish. I’m not dumb.”

Stokes finished talking! All around Kingston Salmon, it looked just like a beautiful, colorful painting. The koi in the pond were red or white, colorful and shining together, all gathering around Kingston Salmon. Look closely, that was just something like a coin, but now there was a faint golden light shining from it. The fish tail carved up there looked like it had come to life, really vivid. This really was a spectacle, because in that water, it looked like an arch bridge had formed. The koi all tried to swim over it, but it was like something invisible blocked them and pushed them back.

He loved how her stares made him feel. --- The night was still young. Jesse and K were out again on the street. They just finished eating, both of them were feeling so full and satisfied with their meal. Jesse got them Shoyu ramen bowls. K was berating him for eating the pork char siu slices on the side, being that he was Jewish. He just laughed it off, clearly rebellious of his faith and even went as far as mocking Judaism. He remarked that it was getting tougher and tougher to be a bad Jew. And that if necessary, he would kill his rabbi with a pork chop without any hesitation, should his religion be an impediment at how he wanted to live his life. K was so amused at Jesse's shrewd thinking

No one would believe this if told. "This fish tastes good, but it's a little hot. I'll give you one. Here, Human Pet. You're welcome." Evil Moon left the smallest koi to Ding Hao very nicely. Ding Hao was speechless. "These Crimsonflame Koi are purified by the Earth Fire. They are of great help to fire-attribute cultivators, and they're one of the rare divine objects. They can only grow in a specific environment. You can catch some, but you need to hurry up," Ding Honglei said.

Behind lay a large swimming pool together with a small personal gym a few feet away from it. "You must really like kites," Higan said as he entered the pool and sighed at the cool water that covered him. "It's been years since I flew one, so I'm feeling pretty nostalgic," I answered as I watched him pull back the hair that rested on his forehead. "I can't believe a kite stole you from me." I laughed and finally brought the kite down. "How long has it been anyway?" "The video is almost an hour long and you spent all morning trying to fix it."

Quinn pointed at one of the Koi fish which was about one meter long before she said excitedly, “Do you remember that? You used to call it Nobita after Nobita from Doraemon.” Charlie smiled as he nodded and said, “I remember. In my impression, it was the biggest Koi fish when I was still a child.” Quinn nodded before she said, “It is known as the Showa Sanshoku. My dad said that when he bought it in the past, the price of this Koi fish was equivalent to the price of buying a three-bedroom apartment in Stoneibo, Eastcliff.” Charlie was slightly startled. Although he was a little surprised, he was no

Visitors to the Sydney Aquarium leisurely flow around them, busy contemplating marine predators. - Not at all! Let's ask that Japanese with a camera over there, if you don't believe me. Mister, hello… tell me, is the girl beautiful? The Japanese smiles, nods, listens attentively: - Canesna, kasavita! Both are tart! And he takes a picture - Louis and Keith hugging against the background of a blue glass tunnel and fish floating in the water column. “Foul play,” Kitsune snorts. He is from Japan and I have big eyes and red hair. Of course, for him it is already beautiful. Wow! Look, look over there, what a fish!

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“There used to be two Japanese koi swimming there. One black and white. She said it represented Inyo, a Japanese equivalent of Yin and Yang. She was a japanese heiress from the Geisha pack you see. She used to sit on that bench and feed them.” The image formed in my mind without permission. A woman in flowing clothes, kneeling by the pond. A little boy watching her. And then something else surfaced. The koi fish tattoo. Over Nikolai’s heart. I hadn’t thought much of it at the time. Just another piece of ink on a man covered in them. But now it lingered differently. Miriam stepped back, her voice returning to its usual steady cal