Patrick Starfish Funny Novels & Stories

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?"

She’s pissed now with all their teasing. Andrik picked up a few shrimps from her plate. “Well, at least you brought more shrimps, right?” he smirked. Yekaterina gave him the middle finger before she started eating, ignoring them as they laugh about the shrimps. “You guys seriously have bizarre sense of humor.” She remarked, wondering why they find the shrimp so funny. “At least you’ve confirmed it’s her so you can sleep soundly.” Tradd smiled. “I know. “

Gabby wore pink glitter sunglasses and named every fish like they were members of her palace staff. “That one’s Princess Bubble.” “That’s a clownfish,” Xavier said. “She can have two jobs.” Mama bought too many souvenirs because “they’re still little, Ara, don’t be stingy like a Swiss accountant.” Papá bought more at the shop next door when Mama wasn’t looking. In the end, we came home with two stuffed sharks, one plastic crown, an octopus-shaped fridge magnet, and Al crying because Gabby said his shark “had no emotional depth.”

Schools of brilliantly colored fish swam overhead, translucent jellyfish glowed beneath soft blue lights, and enormous sharks drifted silently above them. "Don't be scared, sweetheart," Baskara said when Caca instinctively hid behind Aurelia as one of the sharks passed overhead. "I'm not scared, Papa. I'm just... a little nervous," she admitted honestly, making both adults laugh. They spent quite a while in the interactive exhibit, where children could gently touch sea stars and sea cucumbers. After hesitating for a moment, Caca finally reached out and poked a bright orange sea star. "Lia! It's so slimy!" she squealed between giggles.

After they left the restaurant, Lucas took Harry to eat ice cream, and after finishing the ice cream, Lucas then took his small family for a walk to the giant aquarium to see the fish. Harry was so delighted to see the fish in the tunnels of the giant aquarium. "Papa, look, there's a wide fish!" exclaimed Harry joyfully as he saw the large Stingray swimming near the aquarium glass. "That's called a Stingray, son, not a wide fish!" replied Lucas, explaining.

He chuckled slightly as he gestured to the fishes. "This one is a Killifish" I wasn't really paying attention but it was nice to watch him be relaxed for a change. "That's a Labyrinth fish" he continued to do so but I couldn't even complain because for the first time, I was seeing a different side of him from the cold persona he has built up in the past week. "Mommy, let's go see a dolphin, that man keeps talking about the fishes and because of that, I'm not able to enjoy watching them swim around." A young boy who was standing with his mother not far away from us cried loudly.

Because at the speed of swimming, it was like my soul was left there in the palace. "This is awesome. I thought horses were great, but this is way cooler." I heard Lucas comment that he enjoyed riding this guy, I don't know what he was riding. It looks like a barracuda but as far as I know, it's not friendly. "Yeah, and you can live here forever." Gen, riding a white dolphin, replied sarcastically. It was too much of a prima donna earlier, it requested a white dolphin. When you can take a selfie, the phone is broken because it doesn't have a ziplock.

The waiter was calm and cute. “We didn't come here to crush on men…focus on me,” he said disdainfully, and I wanted to laugh even more but shut my mouth completely. David was too much. What did he think I was doing? “So shrimp…any crustacean with six legs?” I asked and looked at the menu. There was a lot of seafood. Some sardines, lobsters, some shrimps, another that I didn't know existed in the sea. “Well, a frog is nice… I can bring it to you” he remarked nonchalantly as he picked up the menu. I laughed at his words, knowing he was being sarcastic.