Can Fish Drown Novels & Stories

Drake struggled for his life, using all his swimming skills, just to get to the surface of the sea, yet even though he was a talented swimmer, he kept drowning. He was losing air, it felt like his breath was being sucked out. He was losing balance, and he knew if he didn't try harder, this would be his end.

ARI I have imagined how it feels like to die. So many scenarios have gone through my mind including drowning. It's one thing to imagine and it's another to experience it. I am sinking, my limbs are usually flapping but I am still going down. The first instinct is to scream, but my mouth fills up my mouth eyes sting and the more I inhale, the more I feel like my lungs are giving up on me. No one is going to save me. At some point, I can only watch the lights above getting further and further, the heaviness growing inside me and pulling me under. The water ripples above me, but it seems like miles away. A figure is coming towards me, almost in slow motion.

I was going to die all over again. “Breathe Jane.” I heard Sebastian whine as I saw blood flow upwards. “I can’t breathe! I’m not a fish.” I screamed and water entered my mouth. Oh shit. “Don’t swallow the water, Jane,” Sebastian exclaimed as we reached the bottom. I took a deep breath and surprisingly I was still alive. I freaked out as a school of fish swam passed me, I turned around and looked at the column of the pier covered in muscles. “Great I’m dead.” I laughed as I danced in the water, “Now I’m dreaming until they decide where my soul should go.” I added as a crab ran away. Why didn't I feel the suffocation this time?

But this time, it was different. I was drowning, water flooding my lungs as I tried to scream, my dress dragging me down into the dark depths as shadows hovered above the water. Bright lights flashed across my vision like fireworks as my lungs burned. I kicked and clawed at the water in desperation, wishing that I had learned how to swim when I had the chance. But it was too late now. I was going to die.

No one can stop you! The river was deep and it flowed quite fast. Mia didn't know how to swim, so she was suffocated by the river. She had seen it on TV, as she didn't know how to swim and had jumped into the river, she couldn't breathe in the water at all. Otherwise, she would have suffocated and even died if the water had entered her lungs. However, she might have had a chance of surviving. Even though it was almost hopeless, she couldn't give up so easily.

When I felt the waves' current getting stronger, i decided to swim back up. When I thought it's easy to swim up, I suddenly felt pain on my legs. It made me nervous. My leg was cramped and strained so bad that I could hardly move it. A scream came out of my mouth before I drowned. I tried so hard to swim but I just can't. I'm drowning and panicking. I wanted to find the water's surface but my body was paralyzed. Oh, Jesus! I feel like I'm dying. Slowly, my lungs started to search for air as my energy is slowly draining.

“It isn’t? What is it then? What could possibly be worse than seeing the faces of the dead everywhere you look?” “Dr. Morgan, have you ever considered the different definitions for the word ‘drown’?” The question seemed to take him aback, and he scooted his shoulders into the chair. “No, I can’t honestly say that I have.” “I looked it up in the dictionary because I was curious as to precisely what it might say. It’s such an interesting word. It doesn’t quite roll off the tongue, does it? Drown. Drown. Drowning. It sounds almost as morbid as the meaning behind it. The latter definition is almost as unsettling as the first, though, when you think about it. You can’t just stick to the first def

I clung to it, holding on despite the pull of the current on me. My hands slipped and burned as I was ripped away and whirled around underwater. My lungs burned as I tried to fight the current. I couldn’t breathe. If I breathed in, I was going to drown. I had to get to the surface. I tried to grab onto something nearby, but my fingers slipped off the surfaces as I was carried further away from the pier and further down into the water.

But I had no desire to die; I’m not that tired, not yet. “Of course not, but just remember, Not only will your lungs scream for air as you automatically gulp down water. You will feel every part of you shut down as the pain increases. When you reach a sudden point, the pain will devour you. You want to scream, but it will only result in more water in your lungs, and slowly, you will drown.” “Thanks for that!” I muttered, scowling down at the water with newfound fear. “I didn’t plan on jumping; besides, I can swim!”

Chaos. One person, completely engulfed in flames, threw themselves over the railing and into the sea. The fire was gone… but so were they. Swallowed by the water, never to surface again. Burning alive or drowning—neither was a good way to go. Raina only looked for a second before the blood drained from her face. Her breath caught. Eyes wide, she stared, frozen. Even Leif and Rayden, strong men who had seen plenty, were visibly shaken by what they saw.