Koi 소설 & 이야기

I'm faced with a furry, white creature with a gray beak and black eyes. “Holy shit, Kiara!” “What is it, Dom?”, Kiki wakes up quickly, raising her torso and trying to focus her gaze on me, but she still looks sleepy. “What's wrong? I'll ask you! What is that unidentified animal?”, I point to the thing on the ground. Kiki widens her eyes and gets out of bed. “Have you met her?”, she says, walking over to the animal, picking it up off the ground and bringing it over to me, “This is Bia, she's a Sedosa. Chinese.”

“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 cal

We kept walking, and when we passed a koi pond, he casually mentioned, "He's got a lot of fish in there. I heard when he calls 'Dinner time,' they all swim right up to him." "Wait, so Wayne's a fish whisperer now?" I laughed. "Don't believe me? Let's test it out," Jace said, grinning as he led me to the edge of the pond. Sure enough, the water was full of koi—red, yellow, white, even some speckled ones. They looked plump and healthy, like they had their own personal chef. And they were way too cute. "Go ahead, give it a try," Jace encouraged.

He added, “I’m planning to check the koi.” Good thing it was a bit chilly today despite the bright sun and so his outfit coincide with the temperature. However, Davi once again learned that Liam truly likes koi. Next time, he will tell the other not to cook his favorite fish. “Nice, I need your help with something. Will you help me?” Who can refuse such a request especially when Davi was sincerely asking? The omega’s orange scent waft through his nostril along with the cold winds. The door was still wide open and the bright sun along with the chill made Liam’s heart itchy for a second.

he said, glancing at me while taking off his apron. Blue and Green gasped and looked at Aya, silently asking her permission to go to the backyard. When Aya nodded, like Gino, they took off their aprons, and both my sons looked at Onyx. “Do you want to see the Koi fish?” Green asked him, then looked at Gino. “Can we feed them?” “Of course,” he smiled, nodding at them. I wiped the tears from Onyx’s cheeks. “Do you want to join them?”

Brittany then walked out of the manor, followed by Alex and Waltz. After taking ten steps forward, Alex stopped in his tracks and stared at the pond again. A few koi fish were swimming in the pond merrily. One of them was white with colorful spots. It looked quite plump as well. He remembered that William specifically brought this fish back from Japan because Alex liked fishes. It was too late, however, to show his gratitude towards his father. ‘Dad, did you know about your true identity?’ He wondered to himself.

Kiara had a good way of guilt tripping one, "I don't know yet I just think there's something we can do about the guy." Kiara grinned, "What's that?" "Well let's try to find out more about him," Shelly suggested. "Hmm, where?" Shelly grinned. "Facebook." Grinning like maniacs they both grabbed the nearest laptops and typed in his name. ADAM KINCAID. "There's like fifty people answering the same name." Kiara groaned. "Yeah," Shelly agreed, "There's one that's different though." She clicked on the profile a power bike was displayed as the profile picture.

Demi Watt glared sharply at Dickson Watt. The glance was enough to make Dickson shudder. He immediately moved a little and stood by the side quietly. Demi waited patiently for the fish to take the bait. When the bait had sunk nearly halfway into the water, he shook his hand slightly and brought up a red Koi. “Good fellow, this one is at least 300g.” Having caught the fish, Demi was in a significantly better mood. As he took the Koi off the hook, he directed a question at Dickson, who was beside him, “Have you not thought through your mistake yet?”

“Fish? I’m not a fish.” “I know,” I grabbed a chair nearby and sat on it propping my elbow on the counter. “It’s much easier to name something Fish.” It laughed. “I’m an owl. Not a fish.” I roll my eyes. “I know the obvious, Fish. I’m not dumb.”