• Aquarium 4:9:24 10.17 PM

  • Apr 10 2024
  • Length: 2 mins
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Aquarium 4:9:24 10.17 PM

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  • Story: Aquarium
    Story by: Gail Nobles ©️2024
    Cover art by: Gail Nobles
    Ending music: Pixabay.com

    After DJ Flip and Amarah were happily married, things went smoothly in their lives together. Flip was then able to move in with Amarah to their new home after marrying her, but evil tried to come in.

    Flip had finally finished getting his underwater tunnel room built from the river cave to where he and Amarah lived. He made an aquarium room. It was like being under the sea with all the fish. Amarah loved the room.

    There was a movable floor that opened up to a spiral downstairs and another room to walk into. When someone didn’t feel like taking the stairs, there was a special little elevator near the stairs made in the floor to go up and down. The underwater room was a room where only DJ Flip and Amarah spent time together. They spent time together happily.

    But there was an evil jealousy underground in the water. It was not Sphinx Bazel, but something more jealous than him. The evil was called Murdochy the Seahorse Monster. He appeared as a seahorse man. Murdochy did not like it that DJ Flip built his dream room tunnel underwater.

    Murdochy: I will turn aside and go visit the home of the vinyl music wizard man and see what he has done.

    You're listening to The Tale of DJ Flip. Story by: Gail Nobles ©️2024
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