H2o: Just Add Water Fanfiction Novels & Stories

once am within reach, Draven claps his hands around my wrists and tugs me down I yelp as i splash in the water to my middle, i land on his lap facing deep blue water my heart slams in my chest wanting to be let out, I feel the colour drain from my face as I continue starring at the water this isn't real, none of this is real, it isn't real! "Hey," Draven's hand snake along my neck. I turn around so my knees are on each side of his thighs on the steps and my chest is flushed against his. I wrap my arms around his neck and hide my face in the crook of his shoulders breathing heavily into his skin " talk to me," Cravens fingers dig into my hair and he undoes my packed bun, letting my hair fall

Hoka squeezed me again and looked up at me. "I wish I could have met you years ago," he said softly and I cocked my brow curiously. "You would have been far too young sweetie," I teased and Rai giggled and pulled me back against himself. "I'd have fought you for him and won," he smirked and kissed me swiftly. I grinned against his mouth and felt heat on my back. Hoka had hugged me from behind. He obviously has an odd crush on me that needs to be squelched immediately. I turned and looked down at him. He looked adorable gazing up at me with his puppy eyes. I caressed his cheek and told him to get some sleep and we'd get him his aquarium tomorrow. He smiled and nodded and jumped in his bed bef

Even the walk to the door had him breathing heavily. "Toughen up," he whispered to himself, holding the handle for balance. "Shock does this to you. It'll pass. Wash up, eat something, and everything will be OK." The floor seemed to heave beneath him and his confidence wavered with it. "It'll be...fine..." Water. He needed water. And a place to sit. The room suddenly felt unwelcoming as the cold infiltrated, and the sensation of a watcher bored into his back. That was all Lloyd needed to hasten his step.

She sat down on her bed reaching for a glass of water, she grabbed her jug but no water was in it. She sighed She hated when she woke up thirsty...it made her anxious. So instead , she got up, Aurora pulled back the blankets and climbed down off her bed and walked to the door. As she opened the door and started walking down the hallway and straight to the kitchen... She opened the fridge and took out a bottle of water, and pouring it into a cup, As she was preparing the cold water, she heard loud footsteps approaching her and turned around...and as soon as she recognized who was walking towards her, her heart instantly stopped.

Cold and dry, I feel thirsty, but there is no water here. As if hearing the voice of my heart, suddenly I heard a roar like thunder. Widespread rain fell and there were water droplets seeping into the basement. My eyes lit up when I saw it, but the distance between me and the water droplets was quite far. Walking closer, I still couldn't reach it. I tried to lie on my back, but still couldn't get the water droplets. The glass I used to drink from had been brought by Gloria. I looked around, looking for a way to get water to drink. "Ah, I know what I have to do." I said, having got an idea. "Please speed up the drip, I'm very thirsty, I want to drink."

Her brows knit in confusion, like I’d just asked her to solve a math equation. “Like what?” she asked slowly. “Like… water?” I said, unsure if that was somehow a dumb question. I mean, surely there was water around, right? They needed something to put the fire out if it got crazy. She stared at me like I’d just grown two heads. “You’re planning to drink water?” she echoed, her face twisted in horror. She said “water” like it was a curse word. What did H2O ever do to her? I looked away, my face heating from secondhand embarrassment. I didn’t fight her as she tugged me closer to the group by the fire. My shoes sank deeper into the soft sand with every step as we neared the crowd of teens danci

“I said no. I’m staying here. She could slip, choke on water, get kidnapped by the drain, drown...” “THE DRAIN?!” I yelled. “or decide to run away for three seconds and somehow end up back in a forbidden realm,” Zyran continued dramatically. I slapped the water. “I don’t have the energy to run away!” Zaiden smirked. “That’s what worries us. When you do have the energy, you’re unstoppable.” Riven hummed in agreement. “Hears she climbed a forty-foot tree to punch a carnivorous plant.” “It called me short,” I hissed.

“No more strays.” “Please. She’s not a stray. She’s a stray with style.” I tried to move again and nearly blacked out. “Shit. Do you have water, or do I have to bleed out on your nice floors for it?” He nodded to someone I couldn’t see. A moment later, a glass was pressed into my hand and I gulped it down, nearly choking on it. “Careful,” the Alpha said, eyes never leaving mine. The water burned going down, cold and sharp like it was trying to slice its way through my throat instead of soothe it.

His breath. My pulse climbing. My body remembered last night far too clearly. Maybe the cabinet was too small. Maybe the air was too thin. But both of us were breathing too fast. Another loud bang. I thought the monster NPC had found us. Every muscle in my body locked tight. But instead of chainsaw noise, a dramatic, overly sweet female voice floated in. “What if they find us?”