Thin Ice

Thin Ice

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Prologue All I could remember on that December day was how the snow fell and covered the earth in its soft powdery blanket of white on one of the sades days of my life. The day that my mother was being laid to rest six feet under the ground. Finally being set free from all the pain that she has gone threw in her life. This is not just a day though, it's a day of mourning for my mother, not his was also the day that everything that I thought was normal in my life changed, the day that I changed. I could remember the way that the wind blew hard against the windshield of the car. Or the way that my father had lost control of the wheel as the car began to swerve across the road. And the feeling of both my father and I as we went underwater.
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"A short yelp escaped her as she slipped off the edge with a fist full of flowers. I shrieked her name and dove off after her. I grabbed her, hugging her close to me. "What the hell are you doing, Decoda! We're going to die!" She shrieked. "Come on, come on!" I chanted, willing my wings into existance. Fire surrounded me and I opened my wings, appearing almost stationary in mid air only about 20 meters from the water. Before I could move them, a horrid shot of pain ripped through my wing as I fealt it tear. I shrieked and whirled around as my wings deteriorated and hit the water first. A stabbing pain in my back hit me first, then another one in the back of my head, causing my vision to black out."

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