No, no, no, I haven't killed anyone. I swear to God I haven't kills single mosquito how could I kill a human.
help me out, I don't wanna be here.
These weird sketches, scribblings on the wall, those sedatives and tranquilizers and especially that wo...
Our next destination was scuba diving. This was the one of the activity scheduled for us, which I loved most as I was good at swimming. My other gang members got involved in pool volley ball game and other activities with different instructors. Aarymaan with keen interest joined me, we were on the boat gathering some knowledge from instructor to cope in emergency. We finally jumped in water.
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Going deep and deep, swimming made me feel like mermaid, who could see, who could touch the things she desires, a big fish chasing sardines, turtle floating with us, blooming green weeds, a group of small fishes just making chaos in the bushes, this was something different from the real world in which we live, so calmness and peace exist here, I was in my world of enjoyment a tap on my shoulder jolted me to turn back, "Aarymaan you scared me" with eye to eye contact I messaged him.
"Come I'd show you something different" with gestures he explained, he dragged me gliding fast and we reached at mesmerizing and beautiful coral, as it was twinkling like stars due to tiny shiny fishes, water ferns made it more beautiful look like a castles in water and the sand at the bottom was scattered by torpedo, seems like shower of sand making the view awesome.
"It's awesome", showing fingers in 'o',I expressed to him with amusement.
"Come lets go" he gestured and pulled me to the surface, and we were on the same boat ushering us to the shore.
