To Drown In You Novels & Stories

She was drowning. Water rushed into her mouth, chocking her and her loud cries. Tears run down her cheeks, washing off with the current that pushes and pulls. She was going to drown if she didn't do something. She needed help. She tried kicking, frantically shaking her hands and pulling herself to the surface but she kept getting pulled right back down. As the water swallowed her head whole her chest tightened, water filling her lungs and leaving room for her to utter one more word, "D-darius"

I would have loved the scene, but I know those bubbles contain my breath that is slowly emptying from my lungs. My body feels heavy, as if someone is pulling me down. Deep down into the dark abyss. At this moment I can only remember one thing, that is Eminem's lyrics; Ooh there goes Gravity Ooh there goes Rabbit The pressure of water from all sides is squeezing me, and the coldness is making my body numb. I stop struggling and let my body drown. And suddenly I taste chlorine in my mouth.

They began to ache with the tension they held, and her lungs burned for the oxygen they could not take in. The scar beneath her breast throbbed at the memory, the one at her temple tightening when she squeezed her eyes shut. She felt as though she were drowning all over again, this time under the weight of the thoughts that she couldn't push away. Inadequacy and fear. The memories of fire and light, raging waves and roaring thunder. The hurt, the pain, the tears, the loss. All of this, and the fear that it would only happen again, vying for her attention and she couldn't shake them off. With each shake of her head, it only made her dizzy, something which the lack of air in her lungs was alre

After I closed the door, I collapsed to the floor and broke down in tears. Having cried my heart out, I curled up on the cold tiles, trembling with sobs. The last notes of my broken cries faded into the silence. It was as if my entire heart had been ripped apart and left bleeding. At that moment, I couldn't see a future ahead of me. All I felt was the weight of suffocation. Gabriel didn't leave. His voice, choked with emotion, came through the door. "Please don't cry… It hurts me to see you like this."

She walked over and stood in front of me. She looked down at me from above. "You know what? He stays with me every night now." "He says he worries about me more than he worries about you." The next day, she fell into the water. Right in front of me. She walked to the edge of the small ornamental pond in the courtyard, turned and looked at me for a moment. Then her foot slipped and she went in. "Help, help me, why did you push me—" She thrashed in the water, her voice shrill and anguished.

AVA It had been days since we returned from that cursed vacation. The villa was supposed to be a retreat, a place to unwind and reconnect, but it had nearly been our end. I could still feel the icy water swallowing me, the terror of sinking deeper, my lungs screaming for air. Every night, I jolted awake, heart pounding, the drowning feeling pulling me back into that nightmare. And every night, Liam was there—his arms strong around me, his voice a soothing lull, whispering, “I’ve got you. You’re safe. We’re safe.”

I cry out for help, reaching my hand out, but no one comes to my aid. And I drown.

Ahh maybe he's just playing with me. I laugh it off and go towards the pool back of our house. Thinking of taking a dip I jump in the water. I went in deep holding my breath, and relaxed knowing that this time was limited. It is really peaceful. Suddenly I'm pulled out of the water. What the? "Are you crazy? Now you go to the limit of actually drowning yourself?" Blake shouted. Wait, Blake? "You- here? Wait. Drowning?" I ask, confused. "Yes. Drowning. When a person struggles to breath and is suffering, having a near death experience. That's called Drowning!" He replied. Now that I notice he is drenched in water.

You're an ocean, and I'm falling in, drowning in the depths of who you are. Anywhere with you, is everywhere I want to be. Taehyung, you are my every reason, every hope and every dream I've ever had.

--- SPLASH --- We hit the water hard and I didn't see it coming, honestly how could I. The wind was knocked out of my lungs and I gasps for air at the wrong time. I inhaled water and no longer did I feel panic, it was replaced with dread. Not knowing if I was going to drown or if we were close to the surface the dread just heightened.