Research Paper On Green Fish

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Once upon a time a little mucky green fish was born into a loving family. In fact they were very famous fish for their beauty. They sat upon the best coral colored reef, they were given the best fish food, and their water was always warmed from the big bright yellow sun. They were treated like royalty...Well that was before the little green fish was born. You see the other fish had never seen a fish like little Benny. His scales looked as if they had been scraped by a rough rock, his scales didn’t shimmer or shine in the sun like the other fish in the community they just were this ugly mucky green color, and he had large eyes that seemed to bug out. His family was sent a message from the messaging Tuna. “You have a choice from the king Great …show more content…
He travelled the ocean making friends every day, but now he chose to get tongue tied? He actually felt like passing out from her beauty that’s how dizzy she made the young fish. He quickly thought that either he was in love or he was dying. “My name is Angel.” Her soft sweet voice rang out making his eyes widen ten times larger and his heartbeat beat a million miles per minute. Yes, he was definitely in love this time. A giggle slipped past the fish’s lips as she stared at the weird boy fish in front of her. She was just looking for lost things when she came across this young handsome boy fish she seemed to be searching for all along. This was better than any human object she ever collected. “That is a beautiful name. My name is Benny.” “Benny,” She slowly swims around the nervous fish smirking at how nervous she made him. “That is a cute name for a cute fish.” This really sent Benny over the edge as he hit the soft sand he heard the girl fish gasp. This was embarrassing; he passed out from this beautiful fish. If he opened up his eyes and saw the girl he would run away, or be shocked that she was actually still there. He was an ugly fish, and now she may think he is

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