Quickly I rise above the surface and begin to float. I immediately start to swim to the opposite end of the lake using all my strength to propel me forward. No one knows I can swim, well no one can swim in the Psych. Because there’s never been anywhere to learn to swim, or anyone to teach us...Until I found my little lake, I found it around 3 years ago when I was 12 and I begun to teach myself to swim. I’m now fifteen and swimming is just as easy as walking to me, I come here most mornings before school...Whilst everyone sleeps! As I climb out of the water I start to shiver as my full body drips with water! I push my soaking hair out of my face and walk towards my shoes and my clothes stick to me. I pull of my shoes and socks and Im already running, dashing back through the trees without a second thought about my now throbbing cut!
As soon as I reach the back door of building 221 I push it open with my back, im no longer shivering, and my clothes have dried off a bit. I sprint up the three flights of stairs to my apartment, which I share with my best friend Wynter. As I pull my key out and slip in the door, I quietly rush to the bathroom. Easily I shower and find new clothes before I hear Wynter get up and then I walk out the bathroom. Wynter sits groggily on the couch a bowl of cereal in her lap. She smiles at me before I stroll into our shared bedroom. Quickly I dry my hair using just a towel, and then brush it. My hair is always easy to handle as it is cut into a pixie style, with just a sweeping side fringe that covers most of my forehead. Casually I come back out of our bedroom and begin to make myself some cereal, as its all the breakfast material we have. I scoff it down fast enough that I get the hiccups.
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The Unbroken
Teen FictionIn a world where most things are decided for you, Isabelle wants to make her own choices, or at least influence those who decide. Is she going to have her own way, or is changes into her life going to make her lose what she's always wanted most?