Chapter 74 Chasing Dolphins

The sea is compassionate and awe-inspiring.

Its compassion allows many creatures to live freely in the ocean, but it can also become turbulent with thunderous momentum.

After Ikawa Haruka and Nanase Haruka confirmed their relationship, the two decided to stay in Sydney for two more days.

Ikawa Haruka tapped the little dolphin pendant on Nanase Haruka's phone with his finger: "Do you like dolphins?"

Nanase Haruka circled the girl's fingertips immaturely and restrainedly: "Yes."

Ikawa Haruka took the opportunity to put her hand into his big hand: "Then let's go chase dolphins!"

So the two decided to stay in Sydney for two more days. After they chased the dolphins, they returned to Japan together.

Ikawa Haruka once chased dolphins with his parents and sister when he traveled to Sydney.

At that time, they chose to follow the tour group. Although there were special people to explain, the crowds were dense and they did not get a very good viewing experience.

So this time Ikawa Haruka specially contacted professionals to rent a speedboat and a special tour guide.

Haruka Ikawa and Haruka Nanase were wearing orange life jackets, and the boy's delicate face was a little depressed.

Haruka Nanase was tugging at the elastic rope on the life jacket uncomfortably. He didn't like wearing it.

Haruka Ikawa pinched the boy's fingers comfortingly: "Okay, I know you must be very good in the water, but it's better to wear it for safety."

When the guide handed the life jacket to Haruka Nanase, his eyebrows were twisted and he stared at the orange clothes in front of him with great sorrow.

He saw that Haruka Ikawa was already dressed, so he had to put away his unhappiness and put on the life jacket obediently.

The guide smiled with satisfaction at the two people who were ready, and she began to explain the relevant precautions in an orderly manner.

Suddenly, the guide exclaimed: "This sir, what are you doing!"

In just a few minutes, Haruka Nanase took off the life jacket and even boldly leaned out to touch the clear blue water.

Ikawa Haruka grabbed Nanase Haruka's collar with one hand and motioned to the guide with the other hand not to panic: "Don't worry, he is a freestyle swimmer, he can't help himself when he sees the water. I'm sorry to trouble you."

She then scratched Nanase Haruka's neck: "If you don't follow the rules, the dolphins may not appear."

Nanase Haruka was stepped on accurately, he immediately withdrew his hand and put on the life jacket as quickly as possible.

Ikawa Haruka and the guide smiled at each other. Nanase Haruka seemed to be a very distant person, but in fact she was very pure and simple.

Chasing dolphins is like chasing the sun. They set out at dawn and met dolphins when the morning light shone.

The morning sun shines on the sea like a ray of golden thread, and the clear sea water is as crystal clear as jelly.

When the most dazzling ray of sunlight breaks through the clouds, groups of dolphins jump out of the water like sea elves.

They keep jumping on the sea, forming beautiful light blue arcs.

Nanase Haruka's eyes were shining brightly as if he had found a treasure. He held the railing of the speedboat tightly with both hands and wanted to stick his head out. A

dolphin approached the speedboat, wanting to get food from humans without any effort. Its black agate eyes echoed with Nanase Haruka's blue diamond eyes.

The guide took out a box of iced fish from the inside of the speedboat. She took out two and handed them to Nanase Haruka.

Nanase Haruka took it as if she had found a treasure: "Is it okay?"

The guide did not dislike this young man who loved the ocean and dolphins. She nodded without hesitation: "Of course, cute boy."

Nanase Haruka held the two fresh fish in both hands carefully and slowly approached the dolphin. On the way, she looked back at Ikawa Haruka who was holding a mobile phone to record the video from time to time.

Ikawa Haruka smiled brightly and looked back at him with encouragement.

The little dolphin did not show any impatience in the face of the food that was within reach. It shook its long snout and called to Nanase Haruka softly.

When Nanase Haruka brought the fish close to it, it opened its mouth as if it had finally finished waiting and could eat.

Nanase Haruka looked at the row of sharp teeth, and he carefully threw the fish into the mouth of the little dolphin from a fist's distance.

The moment the fish entered the mouth of the little dolphin, it quickly closed its mouth like a miser, and its tail raised waves of water and called out happily.

After the little dolphin got the food, it did not leave immediately, but circled around the speedboat slowly.

Nanase Haruka felt itchy when he saw the little dolphin so leisurely, and he stretched out his hand to slap the water surface: "Can I touch you?"

The little dolphin heard his call and swam towards him along the sea water. Nanase Haruka saw it hovering but not approaching and then said: "Can I touch you"

He thought that the little dolphin did not raise its head to let him touch it immediately, it must be because it was an Australian dolphin and did not understand Japanese.

Oikawa Haruka watched the interaction between the two little ones silently behind Nanase Haruka, with a gentle light in the corner of her eyes, and recorded this beautiful moment with a Polaroid camera.

She also thought that Nanase Haruka was so cute when she was so serious and childish. She didn't know if the Australian dolphin could understand Japanese, and she didn't think it could understand human language.

Nanase Haruka held on to her arms stretched forward, and the little dolphin looked at the black-haired, blue-eyed human curiously.

Seeing their confrontation in the air, Ikawa Haruka took the opportunity to move the boy's arm forward: "If both sides stay where they are, why not be the one who steps forward."

Nanase Haruka's hand suddenly stretched forward not only did not scare the dolphin away, but it also raised its long snout to touch Nanase Haruka's palm.

Nanase Haruka felt the cool, delicate and smooth touch of her palm, and was delighted.

He couldn't help but look back: "It took the initiative to let me touch it!"

Nanase Haruka's side face brushed against Ikawa Haruka's lips, and the soft touch on her cheek reminded him that there was not much distance between the two of them.

He could clearly see the girl's black, long eyelashes, the girl's warm, faintly fragrant breath on her neck, and her bronze-mirror-like eyes that left him nowhere to hide.

Nanase Haruka tried to calm the heart that was about to explode between his ribs, and his voice trembled slightly: "Too close."

Oikawa Haruka looked away and said cunningly: "Just now counts as our first kiss."

Nanase Haruka's flawless white face was like a cooked shrimp, and he stammered: "No, no!"

Oikawa Haruka thought the little stutter was very cute, and she suddenly turned her head and touched her forehead with his: "Then where is the kiss?"

"Boom!"

There was a faint heat rising from Nanase Haruka's head. He closed his eyes and covered the eyes that made him feel hot all over with his hands: "You, don't tease me!"

Oikawa Haruka knew when to stop. If he made someone angry once, there would be no such opportunity in the future.

She stood up and leaned on the railing to look into the distance, leaving Nanase Haruka sitting on the ground alone, unable to recover for a long time.

Oikawa Haruka's leisurely voice reached Nanase Haruka's ears, who was still shy: "The dolphins are about to leave. If you don't get up now, you won't be able to see them anymore."

Nanase Haruka quickly stood up, and he and Iikawa Haruka admired the group of dolphins chasing the sun side by side.

Nanase Haruka glanced at the girl next to him who looked normal, and he pouted aggrievedly.

Every time he was the one being teased, and every time she seemed to be the one who had nothing to do with it.

The powerful leap of the dolphins beside him gave him courage, and this time, for some strange reason, he also wanted to see another expression on that face.

Nanase Haruka's voice was cold: "Halu."

Iikawa Haruka subconsciously turned around: "!"

The waves rolled, the morning light was bright, and what was left were two hearts close to each other and lips and teeth dependent on each other.