Going Underwater

Going Underwater

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"I think it's a waterfall!" I said. 'AS LONG AS YOU DON'T GO NEAR THE WATERFALL.' The words that my Mum had said just kept running through my head. We were very close now. Less than 30m. I felt a falling sensation and screamed. I couldn't breathe. All I could do is hear the others scream. ----------------------------------- Tara is bored during her school holidays, when her best friend Ella asks if she wants to go camping with her two other friends, Carl and Nathan at the river. Her Mum allows her, as long as they don't go down to the waterfall, but the current sweeps them over and they fall through the waterfall into an underwater world. They find a man trying to take over the world and must stop him before anyone else gets trapped here. Will they make it out alive? Or will they be stuck in this underwater world until they die? Find out in Going Underwater, an original story by Sophie Williams.
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Book is under construction. Working on some edits. When I was eight, we were out on a boat in the ocean, enjoying a sunny family day. The waves lapped gently against the hull, and the salty breeze played with my hair. My dad, in his usual carefree manner, had forgotten to put a life jacket on me. I was too young to notice or care, too excited by the adventure. But then, in the blink of an eye, I lost my balance and tumbled overboard. The world became a blur of bubbles and darkness as I sank, panic gripping my small body. I had never learned to swim, and the water felt cold and unforgiving as it filled my lungs. I remember the terror, the helpless flailing. I died that day... **A Teen Wolf fan-fiction**

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