One Spot Foxfish: A Fictional Narrative

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“Not what your mother said last night!!!” Jack exclaimed too James.

“Wow Jack you’re really mature, You know that you messed up.” James told Jack.

“Why would I remember that you need help in school.” Jack smirked at James.

“I really thought we were friends...but guess not.”James sadly told Jack.

“I HOPE that i'll never see you again JAMES!!!” Jack screamed at James

Jack is a One Spot Foxfish the one spot is red while the rest of his body is white,Jack lately has been questioning his friendship and the love of his family he lives in New Reef City.New Reef City is a vibrant city that has many immigrant fishes that are trying to make a new life for them and their family.The city has been going to a remodeling phase and making many fish
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“We’re in the 60’s “ Cece replied back with worries about Jack.

“Did the medal really made me go back in time.”Jack with fear got sad.

“What medal?”Cece asked.

“I got hit by a medal with a symbol 8 with a ribbon and I woke up here...where am I?” Jack is really confused and asked Cece.

“Well you’re in San Pescado Azul.” Cece replied with joy for her city.

“This means i'm in the other side of the world.” Jack with fear replies.

“ This is weird because in the newspaper they talked about finding a medal in Las Medusas with a symbol 8 maybe that's the medal you’re talking about “Cece quoted the newspaper.

“And it has a story about how whoever touches the metal 8 symbol gets put in a different time period and the person only has 24 hours before getting dtuckrd in the time period.”Cece adding from what she already said.

“Wait 24 hours and i'll be stuck here!?!” Jack screamed out his gills.

For the next couple of hours Cece and Jack are going around the city.Jack is falling in love with a city that's not from his times. He starts telling her about his parents and friend and how everything is going downhill and wants a new

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