It's always called for me. I guess it always does when you live in a small beach house. Though this time it felt like the waves were tugging at me forcing me in. Grey clouds circled the crystal blue water. I could smell a storm brewing and knew I shouldn't go
in the water, but it was to late I was already far enough in that it barley covered the top of my waist. Of course I dove in right after that. Of course I wasn't thinking. I didn't care, I was surrounded by magnificent creatures. Fish swam in there schools around brightly colored coral. Some lost fish hid in the seaweed below. I felt great. That soon turned to worry as the water moved and moved me violently under the salty sea. I could feel myself being pulled farther away from shore. I surfaced to gather more air. I took a large small amount of air when a huge wave devoured me. I fell under neath and hit my head on something very solid nocking me out and taking me into darkness.
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The Golden Fin
RandomHaving a secret, no matter what it is, is always hard to keep. She loved the ocean and swimming with family, but sadly there's no more of that as she tries to hide something from everyone. Something that happens below the water.
