Chapter 11
Pearls POV
The couch wasn't as comfortable as my bed back home but it would do.
I can't believe I would see humans walk on water! Okay, maybe not walk on water but something like that.
I haven't really seen humans closer than the rock, but I heard there is another rock which is good...I think.
Eagerness bubbled up inside of me. I can't wait.
I opened my eyes.
Pale was crashed on the bed, snoring as loud as a giant.
She wasn't waking up.
I pulled the thin blanket of the couch and swam to the door.
My hand gripped the gold handle and I opened the door.
I began to swim down the hallway.
"Pearl?" A voice said behind me, it didn't sound like Pale, not that I was expecting that.
I turned around.
Matthew was standing there.
"What are you doing here?" Matthew asked.
"What are you doing here?" I asked him.
"I'm a boy," Matthew said. "I know what's good for me.
"No, you don't because your not a boy, your a merman," I sassed.
"Fine, I'm a merman and I know what's good for me."
I nodded. "And I'm a mermaid and I know what's good for me."
His emerald green fish tail sparkled in the vague light of the seascrapers that never seem to sleep.
I heard the soft pitter-patter above my head.
"It's raining in the human world," I said.
"How can you tell that?" Matthew said his eyes wide with amazement.
"I have stronger ears than humans to interpret underwater language. Your ears are still a bit human, you can't hear the rain yet and I doubt Pale can too," I said.
"Of course Pale can't hear the rain," Matthew said. "Her snore sounds like rolling thunder."
I rolled my eyes.
"Well, good night Pearl," Matthew said as he swam past me.
I returned to my sleep quarters just at dawn.
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Pearl and Pale: The Mermaids
FantasyThis is a mermaid story. Don't judge. Pale is a normal 14 year old girl until one day she finds herself craving for water. Not to drink it, but to swim in it. Pale has never loved swimming or the beach, I mean yeah she would do it, but this change...