Lovely Fish Novels & Stories

She rubbed her eyes and walked to he mommy before giving her a back hug. “Mommy, I’m awake.” “Yes dear. How was your rest?” “It was good. What is Kommy cooking? Is it my favorite?” “Not really. But it’s something that you will enjoy. I bought a lot of fish form the market. We’ll be cooking that.” “Fish?” “Yes.” “I want the red part.” Izabelle laughed. “Of course. I can give you any part that you want.” “Yay.” The child loves red fish. I mean the red part of the fish and being the mother that loves her daughter a lot, she was willing to give her any part of the fish that she wants except the bony part.

Lily arrived shortly after Maya had finished showering, her hands full with a delightful surprise. "I brought barbeque fish!" Lily exclaimed with excitement, showcasing her delicious offering. Maya's face lit up at the mention of barbeque fish. "Hey, you always know when I'm craving it, don't you?" Maya asked, eagerly accepting the barbeque fish from Lily's hands. "We both have a weakness for barbeque fish, that's why I picked some up on my way here," Lily explained, heading towards the kitchen to grab a plate and two bottles of beer.

* he smiled We saw angelfish with iridescent wings, their fins waving gently in the current. Butterflyfish flitted about, their delicate scales shimmering like diamonds. Parrotfish swam by, their vibrant scales glowing in shades of green and blue. We saw Sea fans swaying gently, their feathery purple plumes shimmering in the sunlight. My eyes shone with delight. *I love you, Niklaus Delacroix,* I said, my voice filled with joy. *I love you more* He said kissing me *I'm so glad that we are finally mated fully!*

She stepped closer to the glass, her hand almost touching it as she watched a group of bright orange fishes swim past. Her face lit up instantly like a child seeing something wonderful for the first time. "So beautiful," she said quietly, her voice full of wonder. The aquarium was calm and peaceful. The water looked dark blue in some places and lighter blue in others, depending on the lights. Bubbles floated up from different corners, and the soft movement of the fishes made everything feel enchanting. Morvienne walked slowly, looking at every single thing. "Oh my Goddess, look at that one!" she suddenly said, pointing at a large fish with silver scales.

Her eyes shimmered with a layer of moisture, devoid of any color, blending palely with the hospital walls. His intense gaze almost suffocated Lily. She turned her head towards the window, where she saw people feeding fish in the garden below. Koi swam leisurely, and she recalled Eleanor Brown's words, speaking with a bitter smile, “Ethan, someone once told me that fish are happy because their memory lasts only seven seconds. No matter how intense those seven seconds of encounter are, after they pass, it's a new beginning, a new cycle. Maybe... our seventh second has arrived...”

On the far end was an entire wall of an aquarium with a bottom of the sea ensemble and loads of pretty fishes like koi fishes, tiger barbs and Nemo fish from Finding Nemo–I forgot what they’re called. A uniformed blond man rushed over to welcome us with a friendly smile before leading us to the draped with white fine silk table for two Demetrio had reserved. We arrived at a square table closest to the aquarium and a little isolated from the rest of the others. I suspected it was the most desirable table on this floor of the restaurant and it was just fitting that Demetrio would want us to have it. “This place is really beautiful,” I breathed as Demetrio waved our guide aside and pulled out o

Bryce loved Iris with his heart they both had the perfect relationship and got each other but what seemed perfect and immaculate on the surface was about to have a stain which could ruin what was once pure and untouchable. Iris entered the house and she could smell dinner, an infusion of lamb stew and red wine filled the air with freshly baked bread just out of the oven, the house smelt like a restaurant, that served only homemade meals and when you taste the food you can tell just from the first bite, that the meal took time and was made with love.

He even knows the name of the food. "Do you like the food,' I asked. The food looks delicious but it might taste bad and I don't want to stain my mouth with an awful taste. Not like, I'm insulting the food but some foods look beautiful and delicious, but just a taste, you will want to throw up and I don't want to experience that sort of thing. "Yeah, I love the food and it's so delicious, they brought it for me and they are going to the studio after a few minutes now.'' Jack elaborated and drank some water in the water bottle he brought along with the food.

He stepped closer to where she was still pressed against the glass, attracting more fishes to peer at her, having the time of her life and began to point out the fishes and their names. "This here is an angelfish, look at the stripes on it's body, the one currently opening it's mouth with you is a..." "Goldfish!" She blurted out in delight and laughed. " I know a few things about fishes." "Ahh... Who would've thought?"

Locking eyes with hers, they spark with gratitude. “Thank you, Lola. That was fatty salmon sashimi, my favorite. It melts in your mouth,” she says with a seductive tone. It did, indeed. Almost buttery and smooth. I can’t believe the savory flavor. I want to ask Justine for another when she turns away from me. “But I want you to try this,” she exclaims brightly. Justine grabs a seaweed roll stuffed with avocado and a fish, I’m sure, just not sure which. I eat it without question and redden as she smiles again. This piece is fishier than I like, but still good.