Blood and Rivers

Blood and Rivers

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Jul 7, 2022
She looked up at the waters surface, watching and struggling. It hurt like hell as her chest filled with water, constricting and twisting trying to get the water out in useless struggles. She coughed and struggles thinking "well this is how it ends." Her chest felt light again, she could breathe... but not... it didn't hurt as she breathed in water anymore. It's was peaceful, just floating there, no more worry's, just the sound of water gurgling in her ears as she drifted to the bottom of the ocean. Fish swam past in beautiful schools, she could appreciate this scene. She closed her eyes, heavy, cold and numb, as her life drifted from her in the ocean current. (WARNING GORE!)
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