The Gulf

The Gulf

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Among a small pod of merpeople in the Gulf of Mexico is a young mermaid named Adonia. Having just turned 18, Adonia will soon be ready to join her sisters in the choosing of a mate, a ritual that occurs once every five years. Like all mermaids she has lived a simple life, forbidden from making contact with the surface world. Jason Stryker is an Olympic swimmer with 9 gold medals to show for his efforts. At 26 years old, he finds himself seeking a way to start a new chapter in his life. Owning beachfront property and dating models should be enough to make him happy, but he finds himself seeking something more. That is until one summer night , when Jason spots the beautiful Adonia watching him from the sparkling waves of the Gulf. *** The woman stopped and looked towards him over her shoulder. She was by no means calm, but her demeanor appeared to lighten up ever so slightly. The faint outline of a smile began to form on her bright pink lips. Then Jason saw it. Emerging from the water to the right of the woman's shoulder was what appeared to be a fish tail. However, it wasn't like any fish tail he'd ever seen. It was large enough to be a dolphin's tail, but it sparkled and had a light blue color, the same color as the woman's eyes. Following it through the water, suddenly Jason realized that it appeared to be attached to the woman's waist. No it can't be he thought to himself. He resolved he had to be dreaming, or maybe hallucinating. For the next minute or so he blinked and squinted, believing that if he just refocused his eyes he'd come back to reality, but as he opened them again, he only saw more clearly what he knew he'd seen before. Is she?......Is she a mermaid?
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