Mosaic Koi Novels & Stories

I looked around and blushed before I looked towards him. "You done all of this for me?" I whispered. He nodded and smiled encouragingly at me. "Yeah, I planted every single one and grew them myself. The koi fish are even pretty big too. They love swimming around in their pond. They'll swim up to you too if you go over there," he purred to me and then gently started to pull me up to the pond where a black and white, white and gold, and orange and white fish swam together. A few smaller ones that looked like babies were swimming around, but they all seemed to notice us and swam a little closer. Silas pulled out some food for them and fed them, watching as they ate it up quickly. I smiled and l

“I can’t even believe this.” AJ knew she would love it. The swimming pool was two lanes of crystal blue water and the temperature was perfect. He could jump in at any time and not even get the initial shiver like in most pools. On the bottom, AJ had requested a fish mosaic scene to be installed, making the entire thing resemble a river filled with fish. “You think this is nice? Come check this out,” AJ said, as he wrapped an arm around her shoulder.

After that, she pointed at the frozen pond before she said, “There have always been many good Koi fishes here. Some of them have been raised in the Golding family for more than thirty years now. You might have even seen some of them before! However, since it is cold now, we have already moved the Koi fishes over to the spare room at the corner instead. We will release them back into the pond when it is spring. Do you want to go and check them out?” Charlie asked in surprise, “Can Koi fishes live for that long?” Quinn smiled as she said, “The lifespan of a Koi fish is about sixty to seventy years. If you raise them well and take good care of them, they will be able to live a few more years.”

He soon dips his legs into the pond and I watch as the fishes swim around, interested in the strange object before swimming away. "You can do that?" I ask and he nods, a small smile on his face. "They don't bite?" "They would nibble, but they won't cause any serious harm. Koi fishes aren't aggressive. Come on." He urges me. I stare at him before tentatively dipping my legs into the pond, startled by how cool the water feels against my skin. Just like what they did to him, the fishes swim around my legs, some growing curious and nibbling at it. The sensation is ticklish and I let out a small chuckle.

The mansion was well-lit outside. Just entering the huge gate, there will be lights lined up to brighten the path. On the left side of the gate, just five meters away was a small pond with different colors of koi fish. Surrounding it was yellow light enough for someone strolling to see the wiggling of the small and big koi. If one walked further, a hundred square meter pagoda was standing condescendingly as if telling people to look at it, I’m built to protect! It was so arrogant that the corner of it shone even during the night.

“There are so many! You must have been breeding them for years.” “Indeed, I have,” Celeste said with a knowing smile. “Each one of them is premium-bred.” “…In Japanese culture, koi are more than just ornamental fish. They symbolize perseverance through adversity, quiet strength, transformation, love, good fortune… even longevity.” Melissa nodded, trying not to look too impressed. Her fingers lightly brushed the edge of the pond as her eyes followed the gentle swirls of color beneath the surface. Then, Celeste’s gaze shifted to a smaller pond just across from them.

Among the fishes swimming in the same pond where that girl named Jade fall, Nero and Monami was happily playing. They looked so cute as they were dipping their paws on the shallow water trying to fish out the colorful Koi fishes. Nero was so good at fishing that in just one minute he already caught three Koi fishes in succession. [Ohh... How could you be so good at fishing?! You are so amazing! ] Monami exclaimed admiringly to Nero. [ HEHE... small thing..]

“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 calm. “You really shouldn’t be here. He would be very angry if he k

As I stepped out the smell of wet grass and wood filtered my nostrils. The backyard is a miniature woodland of holly trees and native shrubs, each of them trimmed as if they were green flames. The lake-side air was pungent with the fragrance of jasmine. highly coloured Japanese Koi Carp They were huge and numerous, each about as long as my arm. My gaze crossed the wind-ruffed surface to the lily pads in bloom, their white or magenta petals catching the breeze. My heart clenched at the beautiful view. The outside was just as beautiful as the inside.