Sea Wife Novels & Stories

He himself was at the helm with his navigator. "For some reason, I really want to vomit." Larasati was getting seasick. Several times she tried to vomit, but she held it in while holding on to the mast. Dewi Sari Kencana, who possessed the ice element, did not care much about the rocking and swaying of the ship due to the ocean waves. Instead, she meditated by sitting cross-legged on the deck of the ship. However, several times sea water splashed on her body.

Nina asked her husband. “We are talking about the Great Sea City of Ajens. As if you would know where it is!” the man laughed. “What?” uttered the half-deaf woman. “They are talking about Ajens. Do you know where it is?” the hunchback raised his voice. “What?” Nina asked once again, cupping her right hand on her right ear. “They are talking about the Great Sea City of Ajens! You don’t know where it is, do you?” the man shouted.

Jax whispered with a mischievous look. "Jax! You are so naughty! Stop teasing me,” Ann exclaimed with a blush on her face. Jax laughed loudly when he saw Ann was flustered. They got dressed, and Jax started the car towards a nearby restaurant with a nice view. The restaurant was located above the sea. The restaurant owner built a small path made of solid wooden planks that jutted into the sea. In the end, he built a seafood restaurant right above the sea. There was only one way into the restaurant, and the edges of restaurant were made of thick glass so visitors could see the sea view from inside the restaurant.

Mariana’s excitement spill out once again, doing a few jumps this time. “Those people are real?! Do they live on those flying rocks too?!” Mariana asked eagerly. “Of course, they are real,” answered Marina. “And no. The earth-dwelling dwarves, the little people, live underground. There might even be some living under our village! The sirens, the fish people, live in vast seas and oceans.” “Seas and oceans?” Mariana tilted her head as she heard an unfamiliar word. “Seas are like big basins of water. Imagine our village is a basin. Then, fill it up with water. Lots of them! Seas, however, are bigger than our village, my child. Seas are a lot of villages put together!” Marina exclaimed.

West Pacific Ocean, China Seaside Beach, Currently, the couple was alone on the beach. From a third person's perspective, the wife was swimming and the husband was watching her be happy. Nevertheless, reality proved otherwise. Right now, Ji Anling was threatening to kill Mu Zeyan in his sleep while he was using his flirting skills to bring her down. She walked out of the sea and grabbed his collar like a female delinquent, pulled it down to make him look at her.

The crowd erupted into an uproar. "How could such a person be qualified to be a professor? He's truly the scum of the academic world!" "So, he's a leech living off his wife? I get it now." Arlo trembled as his face turned crimson. Simone's face was even paler. She hugged Hayden and curled up into a ball, wishing she could find a crack in the ground to hide in.

On my birthday, the family's fake heiress threw herself into the sea. She left a suicide note saying she was giving me back my rightful place in the family. I'd already spent every day in the Carter house walking on eggshells, and in a single moment her death dropped me straight into hell. My parents hated me. "We brought you back into this family and gave you everything. Was that still not enough for you? Why couldn't you let her stay?" My brother blamed me. "You were raised in foster care like some wild animal. You don't belong in this family at all. Chloe was the one who begged us to bring you home. Don't you have an ounce of gratitude?" Not one of them mentioned that my life of suppo

The day my daughter was fighting for her life, my wife, Shirley Hartley, was busy helping her childhood friend Oliver Burke get married. I called seventeen times. On my eighteenth try, she finally picked up. "Shirley, Nyssa's getting worse. The doctor says she needs life support now. They want twenty grand upfront. Where's the money?" Her voice turned ice-cold. "I used it. Oliver's wedding is coming up, and that stuff costs money. I'm not letting his fiancée's family look down on him. "Nyssa just has asthma, right? She coughs a little and suddenly they want twenty grand? Sounds like a scam." Nyssa lay in the hospital bed, her tiny face ghost-pale. Her eyes slowly opened. "Daddy, I wa

“Lena! Something’s happened! The sky is falling!” Lena was carefully separating a mutated algae specimen from a petri dish with tweezers, her hands steady, not even a flick of her brow. “If it’s about those grouper fish we couldn’t save, just add them to tonight’s menu. No need to freak out.” “Eat, eat, eat! Always thinking about food! Who said anything about fish?!” Old Bill stomped furiously, his flip-flops clapping against the wooden floor. “Look at this! The internet’s on fire! They’re saying there’s a ‘Goddess of the Sea’ on our island! I swear, these kids have never seen you scold anyone harder than you slice fish!”