The Deep End Of The Ocean Novels & Stories

The pain was beyond human it was a tearing, a hollowing. But I did not fight it. The water carried me under. The noise of the world dulled, replaced by a hum low, endless, comforting in its enormity. When I opened my eyes, there was no darkness. Only light soft blue and red, mingling like veins beneath translucent skin. Shapes moved in the distance. They were not fish. They were older, slower. Bones draped in coral, faces carved from stone, eyes glowing faintly white. The Deep Choir, the ocean’s ancient ones things that had listened long before gods learned how to speak.

He pushed my legs as wide apart as possible before slowly entering me again. “Giovanni!” He was so deep inside of me that I felt like I was on the verge of death. The way it felt so good to have him filling me up He began to move, thrusting hard and deep, and all I could do was follow his lead, head-tossing and turning against the pillow.

She looked down at the secured, paralyzed Commander DeWitt, who was now staring wide-eyed at the screens, his life’s work dissolving into a storm of red headlines. Julian spoke into the secured comms: “Lena, track Marcus Thorne’s final transmission. Where is the Sanctuary?” Lena’s voice was strained, but professional. “The quantum signature of his final transmission resolves to a single, deep-sea structure. It’s an undocumented, highly reinforced submersible station. It’s located far outside any territorial waters, deep within the Challenger Deep.” The Sanctuary. The deepest, most isolated place on Earth. Marcus Thorne was waiting in the dark, ready for the final, personal move of his lifelo

The ocean roared in, a wall of black death that swallowed the central pillar and the screaming old man in a single, violent gulp. Dante slammed the pod door shut and hit the launch sequence. The pod was ejected from the seafloor like a bullet, the G-force slamming them into the padded walls. As they rose through the lightless depths, the Nadir imploded below them, a final, muffled thud in the dark. The pod broke the surface of the North Sea just as the first light of dawn touched the horizon. The water was calm now, the fire of The Apex and the ruin of the Nadir hidden beneath the waves.

Ocean woke up the next morning bright and early. She went to the bathroom, took a quick shower and changed in skinny blue jeans and pink floral top. She went downstairs and enjoyed her breakfast with Jack and Lora. After breakfast Jack and Lora left for shopping and ocean went to the garden. She was watering the plants when the triplets came from behind. They nicely asked ocean to join them for adventure. They told her that they wanted to take her to the forest. Ocean agreed excitedly, she loved that forest. She felt something was weird but she brushed it off and went with her cousins. While on their way to the forest, the triplets apologized for their behavior with Ocean in the past. She wa

For a creature like him, he was surprised as to how he was suddenly feeling the chilling jolts of cold. He searched around for her, trying to spot anything human-like. His breathing was hard and heavy. He was trying to listen for any clue as to her exact spot but with the moving waters, he found it nearly impossible to detect her faint heartbeat. Turning, he tried to see if she was submerged and when he couldn't find her, he delved into the water and began looking under the water. He rose to surface, trying to catch deep breaths.

Filling the tub with warm water I squirted my favorite lavender body wash and drowned myself into the goodness of the warm water that helped in relaxing my aching muscles. I shut my eyes and tried redirecting my imaginations to how they used to be but it was of no use cause all I saw were my dead parents and the crimson liquid that flowed from their body screaming for justice. Rage filled me up and i popped my eyes open in order not to act on the emotions brewing up. I got out of the tub and rinsed the lather off my body. I was changing into my night attire when a call interrupted me. "Don Maja we got a problem" i didn't need to hear more cause I knew what that statement meant.

'’ I whispered to her ears. With her hands in the tiles and leg spread out, I lowered her waist positioning her for a bad doggy. I kissed from her neck down to her back till I got to her waist and knelt down finally. The water from the shower flowed directly on my head, as it poured on my face, it made it difficult for me to open my eyes fully. Anyways, I found her pussy and sucked on it from under, enjoying both the water and the taste of her puna.

Tomo shouted but it was of no use I was already in the water. "She is always such an idiot," Tomo said and laughed. Maltilda just kept on smiling and watching me swim deeper into the water. I could breath well under water, it was one of the benefits of the trainings that Maltilda gave me. I remembered the way to the Mermaid kingdom. It was deep Into the end of the ocean, where the ocean pressure was insanely high! It was also protected by a barrier and ordinary human eyes would never see it even if they venture that deep into the sea.

She'd asked the guy running the bet if it was legit, double-checked the terms, and even got the signed agreement before diving straight into the choppy waves. Chad could still see it like it was yesterday—her small frame disappearing into the water while he gripped the railing, his knuckles turning white.