Spring Tide Ki Stephens Novels & Stories

The salty sting fills her lungs as she spits water, scanning for her crew. “Over here!” one of the sailors calls, clambering up onto a jagged rock formation that juts from the surf. Relief surges through her as she kicks toward him, adrenaline coursing through her as the urgency of the moment seeps into her very core. They haul themselves up onto the rocky outcrop, water dripping from their bodies, and look at the looming cliff face before them.

he smiles which only makes me smile, I did have a great time when I wasn’t terrified. “As long as I can take my boys with me” I smile looking down at Peter than at Austin again, he pulls me closer smiling down at me. “We’re not going anywhere” he smiles looking down at me, I smile back before taking a look around us. “I can’t believe all this has happened because I agreed to play The Step In Girlfriend, but I wouldn’t change it for the world” I smile looking up at him again, he winks leaning down and placing a king kiss on my lips.

Joseph POV. Fresh early morning wind greeted me in Italy when I step down from my jet. Stephen was standing near the car, waiting for me. “Hey Josh” He came to take me his hug. “How's Steph,” I asked, broking our hug. “Good as always” He smirked. “That I can see, have decided your wedding date,” I asked looking at his fingers. “Ohhh, I forgot to remove it. I have broken up” He chuckled weakly removed the ring from his finger and put it down in his pocket.

"Nice to see you too!" "Shut up, Troy. You useless—" His words were drowned out by the sound of the waves crashing over a large rock as we passed by. High tide. I turned my head to look over at the Persephone. Its masts were mended, and people were climbing the rat lines to help hoist the sails back into place. "She's fine. She felt she needed to stay back with Maeve and Pete," I said, stopping short of Keaton, who was fuming with frustration.

But if the tunnel was filling with water, how would they get to me? I looked at the rock wall I was using to support myself and lifted my phone screen to inspect it. There was a clear waterline on it, so it seemed pretty clear that the water wouldn't fill the cavern up entirely. I shouldn't drown. Maybe I could just wait it out? I could wait it out... It would be what? About twelve hours until the tide went out? I could do twelve hours, right? It would suck, but I wasn't going to die. I could swim... maybe hold onto a rock? Or maybe I could see if there was a higher point I could get to that would keep me out of the water?