روايات وقصص ضمن Sink Me In The River At Dawn

On a pitch-black night, a black SUV stopped on a remote bridge. Two men wearing black baseball caps and masks got out of the car, opened the trunk, and took out a sack. They tied a large stone to the top of the sack and unhesitatingly threw it into the river. The sack quickly sank to the riverbed. Countless bubbles emerged on the water surface, and then everything returned to calm. Awakening in the cold water soaking the sack, Alexander opened his eyes abruptly. His eyes were severely bloodshot due to suffocation, and his body struggled and shook continuously, attempting to free himself from the danger.

A forceful impact knocked me off balance, and in the next heartbeat, I was falling. The river swallowed me whole. Cold. It wrapped around me like a vice, squeezing the breath from my lungs. The shock burned through my veins as I thrashed, reaching for something—anything—but there was nothing to hold onto. The weight of my dress dragged me down, pulling me into the dark abyss. Above, the blurred image of Damien remained unmoving. He wasn’t reaching for me. He wasn’t moving at all. Panic clawed at my chest as I struggled, my limbs growing heavier. My lungs screamed for air, but all I could taste was the bitterness of the river. Darkness crept at the edges of my vision.

I heaved standing in front of the Pack River, for the first time, my wish could be granted, which is death. I am sorry Leonid for rejecting you and Stefan, I am sorry for loving you blindly, for thinking you are my dream come true, I set you free, and dear moon goddess, if ever I come back to life, please don't forget to grant me all my heart desires. slowly I closed my eyes, I pulled myself from the ground while I leaped into the deep side of the river. The water takes me in whole, I have no idea that it's that deep, I only know that, year in and year out, people get drowned in this river.

"River. Do you want me to kill them for you?" I froze at her question. "Why would you kill someone?" "I treat you as my savior. I don't want anyone to hurt you like this. I will slaughter them. Do you hear me? They are not allowed to inflict pain on you. I don't want them to do that." Still shaking, I hopped out of the table. "Don't talk lightly of killing someone, Dawn. Don't put the stench of blood on your hands." Shrugging off, she answered. "You did not know what other things Henderson asked me to do, River. I was not only his record keeper but his assassin as well."

Benjamin dove deeper into the river, his eyes straining to see through the darkness. The water was murky, and the moonlight barely penetrated the surface. He kicked his legs and stroked his arms, propelling himself downward, his lungs burning from holding his breath. The river was deep, and Benjamin felt like he was swimming through an endless void. His heart pounded in his chest, and his mind was filled with visions of Adam's small body, lost and alone in the water. Just when he thought he couldn't hold his breath any longer, a faint glow appeared in the distance. The moonlight was filtering through the water, casting an eerie silver glow over the riverbed.

I reached out, my fingers brushing his as he dove after me, determined to save us both. The fall seemed endless, and for a fleeting moment, I was weightless, suspended between the sky and the river. Then, with a jarring splash, the water swallowed me. Cold, dark, and overwhelming, the river’s current pulled at me, dragging me beneath the surface. I struggled to keep my head above the water, gasping for air as the force of the current battered me against the rocks.

Filling my lungs with a deep breath, I jumped into the river, but then, something good happened at the wrong time. Halfway down, I heard a voice; it was Felix, reaching out, screaming my name, and running towards me. Our eyes met, and I wanted to hang on, but it was too late. I dropped into the water, the impact jolting me. The river's surface closed over my head, and I felt the cool liquid envelop me. As I sank, the world above grew distant, muffled sounds and fading light. The water's grip was firm, pulling me down. I struggled for a while, my movements slow and labored, but then I thought, “Is this new life without Felix really worth living? If I get saved, then what? What happens next? I

The pretty lady had no idea about most things, and he doubted she knew anything about medicine to save Dawn’s life. When searching for information about Ricardo’s betrayal, the informant knew what he found out. Dawn was shot before he fell into the water. Even if the video footage was damaged and unclear, Jericho was willing to bet the shot was fatal. How did someone like Aqua manage to save Dawn? It was in the middle of the night with nobody around. Dawn had thrown himself into the sea and would have bled out within minutes, turning into fish food that very night. How did Aqua bring him back from the supposed dead?

The thought of you makes my day complete A part of you dwells in me And anytime I say ”I LOVE YOU” I mean it with all of me Are you the destruction that fate has for me or are you the one to catch me when life throws me off-guard? I don’t care about what awaits us… I will dare with you towards every fault life throws at us Your flaws, your mistakes are mine to deal with and such a great risk I am willing to take because I love you… all of you… Before 7pm, I was already seated for my shift in the bar. The weather was cold and the harmattan that night came prepared. Everywhere was foggy and what people needed is some hot whisky. Normally I should be indoors in my sweater watching TV or readin

he smiled. Nemiah was a bit pissed off. She decided to get up and called Namir. They walked along the riverside, watching the beautiful reflection of the moon in the calm water. She sat down, soaking her feet in the cold water. She closed her eyes and let her soul rest in the sound of the night. She smiled as she felt the smooth flow of the water and the sounds of the crickets played with symphony in her ears. Her brows furrowed when she heard an indistinct sound of something in pain. She listened carefully and she became certain it was a soft neigh of a horse. She opened her eyes and got up quickly.