125: Rekindling the Flame

My heart panicked as Gavin disappeared from my sight. He was just there, in the water, moments ago and now he was no where to be seen. The once calming effects of the sound the waterfall makes as it hit the stones and the water below it, now makes my heart pound in anxiousness.

“Gavin!” I began yelling. Making my way down the water. I’m not much of a swimmer but I needed to do something. I waded slowly in the water, my eyes busy searching for the man that I was with just earlier.

“Where are you? This isn’t funny anymore!” I yelled out but still, nothing. If I knew that this would happen, I would have just talked to him.

“Please. Just come out. You said you wanted to talk! Come out and talk to me! I can’t lose you again.” I yelled again, but I can only hear the sound of rushing water and the rustling of leaves around me.

And then it dawned on me. I need to call for help. I need to find him, so I started wading back to where our things were but before I could climb up the rocks again so