Aquarius's Call
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  • Parts 15
  • Time 1h 22m
  • Reads 176
  • Votes 2
  • Parts 15
  • Time 1h 22m
Ongoing, First published Jan 23, 2014
Ruth Evergreen has been afraid of water her entire life and insists on keeping her distance until she's forced by some friends to stay at a beach house for a few weeks with them. Things go from scary to terrifying for her when she finds herself stuck sinking in the ocean far from shore. About to drown, she's rescued by a mysterious young man who calls himself Adam. He brings her to shore and disappears back out to sea but leaves a mark in her brain. Who was he? Why was he so far from land? Time passes and she sees him again quickly becoming his friend but when the legend of a tormented sea spirit comes to her awareness Ruth begins to question Adam's real identity and motives.
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Mall Ghosts

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Ocean Park is the local dead mall where Aqua Moore is doomed to spend her summer vacation. She thinks she's going there to model for the local boutique owners, but behind all of the retro interior and sleepy department stores, there are a few details that seem to defy the laws of physics. Like whole rooms of merchandise disappearing overnight. Or the sound of what could only be a pod of killer whales moving through the walls. Aqua finds all of this superstition pretty funny until the day a customer shows up dead. Suddenly no one is laughing and the phantoms in the walls don't seem all that strange. Things get complicated when it turns out the person who found the body is the same boy that Aqua is crushing on, Sean Mori. Somehow Sean knew the exact time, date, and location of the victim's death before it all even happened. Aqua wants to believe that Sean isn't the murdering type, but things are starting to get a little too weird too fast. The more time she spends with Sean, the more she understands the burden he's been forced to bear. And the ghosts that haunt the mall begin to take on a new meaning. *content warnings: graphic death and light gore*