Like Water Novels & Stories

His voice was cracked as he responded and after a short while, all that was heard was the sound of the water hitting the floor, excluding the sound of both her voice and knocks. Feeling his shoulders slump, Alex crouched under the shower, allowing the water pour on him. His chest felt heavy and it only reminded him of the last time he felt that way. He hated the way he felt so much and could only wish the water trickling down his skin would wash away all his pain.

She said as she pulled something out of her big purse. “ORS is good for dehydration given the fact that I puked my guts out,” he said as she shook her head. “Coconut water is way better and natural, I teach yoga here and we talk about natural things here, ORS is good, great actually for the allopathic medical purposes given to the comments that balance body chemicals pretty quickly but Coconut water is what I recommend,” She explained her point of view as Kabir looked at her for a moment. He slowly took the coconut from her hands as she managed to give him a small smile, “Straw please,” He asked as he shook the coconut like a kid.

COULDN'T YOU JUST HAVE FOUND A WAY TO TALK TO ME? I LOVE LIAM AND NOTHING WILL CHANGE! UNFORTUNATELY! I'M NOT GUYS IF YOU ARE IN NEED AND WANT TO HAVE SOMEONE NEAR. FUCK, I DON'T WANT A BROTHER IN LUGGAGE, WHO FOR ME HAS ALWAYS BEEN THE VILLAIN IN THE STORY AND A FATHER I DON'T KNOW. I WANT PEACE, I WANT YOU TWO OUT OF HERE. How nice to say it out loud. - Is she always like this?

My brows furrowed as I stepped closer, the metallic scent hitting me before I touched it. It wasn't water. The surface of the desk was smeared with a thin, odd liquid, colorless yet viscous, and unnatural. My stomach twisted as a pulse of unease shot through me. What was that and how did it get on my desk? I reached for the chain, hesitating when my fingers hovered over it. Something about it felt... alive. And as my fingertips brushed the cold metal, a shiver ran through me, sharp and sudden, like the necklace itself was warning me. The liquid was slippery. It felt wrong, almost like it burned my skin. I shook it off and clutched the necklace tightly, turning to leave.

She looked back down into the water. "This water is still. Without interference, it will remain this way." She tapped the water lightly with the tip of her finger, and the water rippled out. "The moment it is disturbed, it doesn't collapse in on itself, but ripples out until it reaches a definite end." She raised her head.

"It's dangerous, very dangerous. It has multiple gifts. Strength, speed, fire, and water." He paused. "And that water isn't normal. It carries the zombie virus."

"Really?" "I just… it's like I've always known that I'm scared of water. Just take a look at it." She looked at the water, and Elias also turned. "Nature's most powerful element. Capable of sinking a ship in seconds. Capable of taking people away in the blink of an eyes. It stays calm, and peaceful, but its storm is the worst. "Having water around me makes me feel a little, I don't know… I'm just so scared that I want to scream, and get out of there quickly." She explained, and Elias watched the waves roll gently on the water.

Caelora’s fingers danced in the air, and the small ball of water hovering in her palm began to expand. It swirled and shimmered, catching the light like liquid silver. I held my breath as the ball grew larger, its surface rippling and distorting until it no longer looked like water at all but a perfect window into another world.

The vulnerability, the fear, the possibility of being hurt. Because staying closed-off and protected was just another kind of destruction. And Eli was worth the risk.

I gently cupped it and pulled it out. Now Even though it was removed from the hole, it still poured water continued to pour out. The stone was dark blue-green and looked like it held a whole planet worth of water. My plan was to swallow it, but I got curious. I wondered what would happen if I dropped it in the pool. I let it slip through my fingers, and it plopped in.