After I died

After I died

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I remember sinking. Slowly. The sunlight shining beautifully through the water. It wasn't warm and it wasn't cold. Just perfect. Everything was moving slowly. Everything was quiet and peaceful. I just wanted to be a part of it. So I breathed in. Let it fill my lungs. My entire body. And then I was weightless. I was a part of the water. A part of the sea. A year later and I'm back. But everything get's so complicated! I like him so much, but my little secret is going to ruin everything! How can I fix this whitout him nowing?
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Enigma

I have always loved the water. My family has always been near water. My uncle was a an oceanographer which had me interested in what he does. It was always seeming so mysterious, what lies beneath, what is under. Being a lover of the sea, my family has owned a villa near the beach and I found my self visiting quiet often. Until my uncle had given me a birthday party on a boat owned by my family. That is until that night my life had changed when I accidentally slip into the waters slowly sinking down under. From that day of, I had saw things differently which had me even more curious on to what lies beneath our feet. Until her that is, that life, my life as we know it had changed. If I tell people, would they believe me but then again I wanted this to be kept a secret, my secret, my little secret. ---Warning not intended for 18 and under---strong mature sexual language----

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