Riptide Guitar Chords Novels & Stories

Toni and Xian both turned to him, horrified. “What?” Toni gasped. Xian began to cry as Toni pulled her into a tight embrace. Something was wrong — deeply wrong. The air was shifting. The water felt heavier. Then, as if in response to their fear, a single taunting wave slammed against the hull. Bob staggered. His breath came in sharp bursts. “Okay. Okay. Fuck!” Xian looked up at him, her face soaked in saltwater and tears. “Tony!” What none of them realized was that they were now drifting within the center of a massive tidal rip — a silent predator hidden beneath the sea. Bob knew Tony was a strong swimmer, but too much time had passed.

My voice is low, warning. “Yes, Mr. Ripples?” He approaches, crouching low, about to adjust my wheels. I catch his hand, grip it hard until his eyes meet mine. “I just want to be sure we’re on the same page. You know, the page where married couples sometimes fight. And outsiders can… misinterpret what they see.” My voice is feral. A challenge. His expression is flat, unreadable. But his stiff hand under mine betrays him. “I believe we’re on the same page, Mr. Ripples,” he answers, forcing a smile that doesn’t reach his eyes.

Dad says nothing comes for free. “We got an entire community of surfers around here.” Ricky flops onto a chair by the fire pit. “Half of us don’t have full-time jobs, and it’s expensive to get repairs done in the shops. If you can charge less, you’ll get a good little business going out of the garage.” “John’s Repairs.” Gabe spreads his hands in the air like he’s imagining a storefront sign. “My middle name is Ryland. I actually go by Riley.” I lie through my teeth. My middle name is Joseph.

When my rift came to an end, the other musicians clapped loudly as they whooped and hollered. The rhythm guitar player laughed as he shook his head and smoothed back long strands of light brown hair into his ponytail. “I think she smoked you, man,” he said with a pronounced Irish brogue. Blondie’s lips formed a straight line. And, without saying another word, he launched into another rift, this time mixing in a little rhythm and blues with his lead line. A moment later, he ended the rift and folded his arms across his chest. “Now, beat that.”

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I crossed my legs uncomfortably as I pondered that. Derek started strumming – nothing special, but not bad. Ryan tuned his guitar first, then started playing scales – quickly and accurately. After a minute, Derek turned to us. “Any requests?” “‘Under The Bridge,’” I said. Derek grinned. “‘Under The Bridge’ it is.” He looked over at Ryan, who looked at me and Shanna nervously… and then started playing. He was good. Though it was on an acoustic guitar and thus was softer, all the notes were recognizably the same as the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ song.

With a deep breath, Asher picked up his guitar, its familiar weight a source of comfort. He strummed a few tentative chords, the sound resonating through the quiet room like a whispered prayer. The notes floated in the air, entwining with the weight of Ryder's grief, wrapping around his heart like a gentle embrace. Asher let the melodies flow from his fingertips, an offering of solace and understanding.

"This is Scott's phone. Which one of you is Hadrian?" "I am!" Hadrian rushed forward. The officer frowned at his urgent lunging and handed over the phone. "Take a good look." With that, he left. Hadrian clutched the phone and turned it on. With shaking hands, he entered the password, which was his own birthday. The screen lit up, and I heard the small choke in the back of his throat. A flood of notifications poured in. All of them were missed calls and messages from Percy. When the chiming finally settled, Hadrian opened the call log. There were countless missed calls, but only one outgoing number—his.