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With that broken leg, there's no way for her to swim properly, and her hands flail up and down. “Help!” She pleads now, trying desperately to get herself out, and terror splays all over her face. In a state of panic, I look around me, desperately trying to think up something. Jumping in would be stupid because then we’d both drown with no one to tell the tale of how we died. I see a long trunk at the side, broken off from a tree, and I reach for it. It’s heavy but I drag it all the way to the edge, pushing it closer to her before she can lose any more energy

I touched the cup and realized that it was still warm. “Maureen!! Are you in-” I heard a sound, it was a soft gargle as if something was being submerged under water. Water. Submerged. Oh no. “Maureen!” I yelled out and rushed towards the room upstairs, it didn’t take me to find her. To my horror there she laid in her bathtub currently filled with water with Maureen’s hair floating and her body fully submerged and uncosncious. I raced towards her and pulled her out and craddled her wet body to my chest. I placed her on the ground and checked her pulse but she was barely breathing, i stared at her face, her brows were relaxed and her lips sligthly parted. I performed cpr on her, pushing agains

I knew I wasn't in my right senses. The moment I casted the drape of my window down angrily and made to enter the bathroom, I suddenly heard a loud scream from the direction of the window and I wondered what had happened. By the time I raised the window back to see what was going on, the floater was empty and there was a drowning Dabby. "Shit!" I muttered, as I quickly ran out of my room and dashed down the stairs to the backyard. Without thinking on impulse, I dived into the pool bare-chested to bring her out of the water before she would drown.

"I-I'll keep you safe. Hold on to me and never let go." She nodded. I counted before we jumped in the water the same time the yacht exploded. The impact threw us further while I tried so hard to hug her. My vision started becoming more blurry. I felt myself drowning in the water as I tried to swim while hugging Blue's waist. My body is becoming so weak and I'm drowning under the water. I tried to open my eyes, Blue was struggling to breath because I'm pulling her underwater with me because of my weight. I was left with no choice. I let go of her. Before my eyes closed, I let go of her, hoping she'd find something to hold on to, so she won't drown. Survive, my love. I want you to survive.

She missed having dinner with them and laughing at their corny jokes but what can she do, that's how their life ran. Icy was emerged in deep thought when she noticed a cramp on her right leg. She thought that it will just left in few seconds but later on she can't move it anymore. The waves kept swaying as the sunset was about to appear. She felt nervous when she realized that she went so far. If ever she will shout he can't hear her anymore. Jordan's warning flashed to her mind instantly. In few seconds she was drowning. Icy called for help but no one saw her. She sobbed thinking no one might rescued her.

The plush, velvety chair felt strangely comforting beneath me, a stark contrast to the turmoil churning inside. Dr. Karima sat opposite, her expression a careful blend of concern and professional detachment. “I was drowning, Dr. Karima,” I began, my voice barely a whisper. “The water was icy, pulling me down, and I couldn’t breathe. Then, through the murky water, I saw this… house. Small, almost a shack, really. And there were two people inside it.”

The villa was sound and birds were chirping in the garden. She approached the verandah while tucking her long hair into a knot. These little things used to bring her happiness. She needed to observe the huddled birds in the garden. Her gaze suddenly shifted to the swimming pool. She could see the man drowning in the water from the glass partition. She hurried towards the pool while holding her breath in her fists and, without thinking, dove into the water to save him. She was unaware at the time that she couldn't swim and that she was also frightened of swimming pools. She was only worried about saving her husband from drowning at this point. However, things changed and she began to drown he

She started swimming, floating on the surface of the water so as not to drown. "You all can swim, right?" asked John. "Of course," Leon replied coldly. They now have to swim floating on the water without knowing what to do after this. "The only possible way we can do is wait for the water to come up, then we try to open the door by hand," said Leon finally. "Leon is right, there is no other way," replied John. "The problem is, if the water doesn't get to the top," concluded Claire. "That would be really bad," said Leon.

Then I heard the door close and footsteps left the room. My breathing quickened and I slid to the floor. Sweat trickled down my palms as I sobbed. I tried to cry for help but my mouth was muffled. Someone, please help me. Please! Alex! I wanted him to save me. I wanted him here with me. I was so scared. I tried to calm my nerves by taking a few deep breaths. Then I turned around and kicked against the door but it didn't budge. But I kept trying. When I got tired I stopped and closed my eyes for a bit.

Jonathan ran toward the swimming pool but stopped at the edge. I can't do this. No, I can't do this. He saw as Aiden was slowly drowning in the water and he was not even making any attempt to save himself, he made his mind to end his life for forever. Jonathan was trembling, cold sweat dripping from his forehead and he tried his all to lift his foot and jump into the water but it seemed like his body just froze. Tears started flowing from his eyes and his breathing became uneven. "A-Aiden c-come out. T-try to get u-p the w-water." Jonathan said with great difficulty as he feels his throat became too dry as the words are not falling from it.