Mermaids Tied Up Novels & Stories

And now, he hadn't just touched it; he had licked it! "This is crazy! What was he trying to do?" Amelia murmured frantically, her mind a whirlwind of confusion and disbelief. Struggling to regain her composure, her gaze darted around the room, and her eyes widened as she saw the unconscious human sprawled on the floor! "Oh dear! What have I done?" Her voice trembled with concern and regret, her hands fluttering as she contemplated the unintended consequences of her actions. Mermaids boasted remarkably strong tails, said to have the power to unleash tsunamis with a single flick. Though her upper body strength was nothing noteworthy, her kicks were certainly a force to be reckoned with.

But as long as they continue talking to each other they knew that they were going to make it in a way that most people didn't have the opportunity to. “well here's to the ties that bind us.” Jonathan said as he kissed her again, “you never have to fear telling me that you're pregnant with our children. Whether it be one or nine it really doesn't matter not to me at least. Because they are everything that will bind you to me and me to you for the rest of our lives and beyond though. I'm extremely lucky to have found you when I did. I wouldn't change anything in our lives and that I love you more than anything else could possibly be.” “to the ties that bind us forever and eternity.”

“Let me introduce to you a mermaid captured from the west coast of the continent!” After the host finished speaking, everyone stood up one after another, wanting a clearer look. They took off the cloth, and there was a mermaid curled up in a transparent glass case—quite similar in appearance to those mermaids in the movies. The mermaid was curled up into a ball, and no one could see her face clearly. A person standing on the side pressed a button. An electric current surged in the small glass case, and the mermaid inside rolled and howled in pain.

“Ouchhh!” Daven muttered after he was hit by a tiny stone from somebody that was hiding behind the big rocks as he hanged out at the sea side with its strong impulse of water where he was standing. “Anybody there?!” he asked from the place where the stone came from and he wonder who would dare to hide behind those rocks where the impulse of water getting more stronger. Laughs! Of those beautiful mermaids hiding behind a large rocks that made him convinced that there are really somebody behind on it. When the burly young man tried to step closer to check, they immediately dived until they were drifting away into the depths of the sea.

Mermaids. They swarmed around me, their cold, alien curiosity unmistakable as they inspected me. It wasn't until that moment that I realized the serpent had released me from its deathly grip. My hair drifted in the dark water, my body frozen, lungs burning for air, but I couldn't move. I was paralyzed, not just by the water, but by the sheer awe of it all. The weight of my impending doom settled over me like a heavy cloud, and yet, I could only watch, suspended in the abyss, as my life unraveled before me. The mermaid's hands brushed against my skin, chilling me to the bone. Panic surged again, clawing at my throat, but no scream came out. I was trapped in this silent nightmare, sinking into

Taegen rolled his eyes. Jimmy couldn't believe his eyes. Beautiful mermaids started showing up, their gorgeous body moving elegantly inside the water. A nice scent reached their noses and a soothing sound of their chants caressed their ears. “What are they doing here?” Jimmy asked. “They are looking for preys. They seduce the creatures with their beauty and take them to the bottom of the water to become their slave.” Taegen said. “Don't look at their eyes, Diamond.” Jimmy nervously nodded and kept on looking at the rainbow above them.

"I have no memories, I have a terrible temper, and my previous owner said I'm the laziest merman in the world. She tried raising me for almost a year and couldn't tame me, so she passed me off to you. Shouldn't you continue tormenting me? Why are you being kind instead?" I smirked. "I'll be far worse than she ever was. Once you heal and your tail splits into legs, I'll send you to the factory to work. All your wages go to me. You'll do all the housework, and you'll still have to go shopping and try on clothes with me."

I jumped up from the couch, my five babies kicking anxiously at the same time. "System! Didn't you say he'd be alright? What do you mean he's been captured? Isn't he the leader of the Eternal Night Gang?" My voice trembled. The system panicked, which was rare. "Elle, I just finished updating the data! Samuel somehow got hold of a drug that can suppress merfolk, and Theo is being held captive in an abandoned aquarium in the south of the city!" My blood instantly froze at the mention of the abandoned aquarium. The system said it used to be an exhibition site for merfolk specimens. Theo's parents were made into specimens and publicly displayed there.

I considered it trifling. She gasped in a way that air bubbles fizzed out of her pointed ears. "Never. I will not give you up." This was one crazy mermaid. Indeed, she was clinging to a deluded notion that I had to end. “I’m not yours and you are not mine to claim. I will not forsake my true mate for you.” The mermaid clutched her chest and her face contorted with pain. Her tail stiffened, pointed like a scorpion’s telson. I felt a tight ball in my gut snap.

“You think this changes anything?” Savannah stepped beside Jackson, her hand slipping into his without thinking. “Yes,” she said. “It changes everything.” The purge countdown blared again: Twenty-nine minutes until irreparable system failure. Harrison laughed breathlessly. “You won’t stop it in time.” Jackson cocked the gun. “Watch me.” Cole tightened his hold. “We need to lock him down. Fast.” Savannah nodded. “Bind him. And then we end this purge.” Jackson dropped the gun into his belt, blood still seeping from his shoulder. He grabbed a length of fallen wiring and tied Harrison’s wrists expertly while Cole secured his ankles.