Shark Tale Hot Fish Novels & Stories

It seems like every time we leave or going out to this house there is always a disaster approaching us. He shook his head, "Nothing, do you want to fish?" I thought before I replied, "that’s cool, we can go fishing later."

28. Above the shark tank, the twelve massive bait-dispersal hatches groaned open simultaneously. It wasn't the usual cattle blood or pig offal. Landon had been storing ten tons of fresh human blood and shark pheromones for his "experiments." Now, it all cascaded into the pool in a singular, sickening deluge.

“So, movie?” ********************* “NIKOLAY!” I laughed as my husband lifted me in his arms inside the water. He had been doing so for a while now, the two of us decided to go on a midnight swim, not the best option if you were asking me as the water was freezing cold and the two of us were well aware that sharks could roam the water. But my love being the security expert he was, he hired three fishermen boats which could track the sharks and keep them away from the perimeter before they managed to cross a certain invisible border which he drew.

But then I saw him inch his left hand surreptitiously towards his gun which had slipped under his large desk. Our eyes met, just a brief touch and I saw the glint in them. *** We were near the table and Shark gripped my face inflicting pain, forcing me to look at him, taking a sadistic pleasure in detailing the horrendous life he had planned for me. ‘You ever heard of white slave trafficking, b*tch, eh? Cos that what I got ready for you. To be passed from man to man…’

Regina asked Big shark laughed and stood up. "Are you planning on cheating with beautiful models?" big shark asked and Martha looked at him and he quickly shut his mouth. "I have a sweet ice cream present for you, I hope you will love it, it's all that you need and partially I am looking forward to see you sorting the issue out" Regina said and they stood up. She opened her bag and placed the envelope on the table. Big shark wanted to touch it but she placed her heels so fast that if Big shark was a little faster, the heels would land on his hand.

‘I trust you because you’re smart, but you’re still too young. As Milo ventured towards the seafood section, Veronica went back to selecting fruits and vegetables. In the bustling seafood area, Milo found himself surrounded by a crowd of shoppers. His attention was captivated by a large fish on ice being cut into pieces for sale. The enthusiastic little boy couldn’t resist asking, ‘Uncle, what kind of fish is this?’ The supermarket staff, charmed by the young boy’s curiosity, responded, ‘Bluefin tuna, little friend. Would you like a piece? It’s a bit salty, but it’s delicious.’

For the next two hours, Sophie narrated entire stories about nearly every fish we encountered. One was secretly a king. Another owned a bakery. One shark apparently hated vegetables. A stingray was definitely a ballerina. She spoke continuously, creating elaborate adventures with complete confidence. And I listened, not because I felt obligated and not because Karen expected me to. But because I genuinely wanted to hear every word. At some point, we entered a dim tunnel surrounded by swimming fish overhead. Sophie's chatter quieted. Then, without warning, she slipped her small hand into mine.

" Shawn replied seriously. Harah smiled sparingly. "The time will come when I will be able to meet the love you offer me.." Harah said seriously. Shawn nodded and hoped. They ate seafood first before Shawn taught Harah fishing using a rod. "It's great! It's fun to hunt. I caught a bangus!" Harah said happily. Shawn just shook his head because he caught Mackerel. It was huge. "Wow! That's big!" Harah was happy to be praised. Shawn grinned proudly. "Of course. I'm good." Shawn said with a raised eyebrow. Harah tormented him because of Shawn's arrogance.

She sat motionless, expression blank, not even sparing him a glance. Xavier's gaze lingered on Carter, holding something unreadable behind it. "Sharon likes spicy food. Practically lives for it. She doesn't like seafood, won't touch anything raw, and she can't stand fish." He smiled lightly, the kind of smile that didn't quite reach the eyes. "But all three dishes you just ordered—raw, seafood, and fish—not one of them is to her liking." The accuracy of the misstep was almost surgical. The air around the table tightened instantly.

They all have their own unique features so that we can tell them apart. Hazel's shark ends up vanishing but I am not quite done yet. I have a school of fish swim by and the dolphins take chase. The chase the fish and corral them before eating each of them. I watched a documentary on dolphins a few weeks ago out of curiosity and it sure paid off today. I managed to make one heck of an illusion using the elements.