Secrets of the Tides

Secrets of the Tides

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"What are you truly afraid of Emily?" the pastor asked Emily, his kind eyes shining. Thoughts overwhelmed her; there were so many answers for this question. Emily was afraid of many things; Spiders, heights, dark alley ways, and water. Yes, water. The near thought of being in it terrified her. She wasn't afraid of drowning, or the scary depths of it. She was afraid of the dark memories of that night attacking her. That's what she was afraid of; the past, the memories. That's what she was truly afraid of, and it killed her. This fear has kept her captive for a year. Who could she tell? Who could she tell her story to? Yes, she knew she had to let everything out. And Bryan was the right person, she was finally ready. "I fear water. Not the water itself, I'm afraid of what is has over me." I inhaled in a shaky breath. "Let me tell you my story."
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Lola Shane, 15 and in her last year of middle school. Her biggest worry was picking out the car she wanted for her 16th birthday. From having sleepovers with her besties almost every Friday, and complaining about long school hours, to living on the cold streets of New York, barely human. It wasn't always this way. On her way back from school one rainy day, she stumbled upon a puddle; a puddle that shone bright light. Going home frightened about what she had seen, she pushes it aside and blames her tiredness from the school day. It wasn't until she saw her images in picture frames, disappearing, that the earlier panic resurfaced. Coupled with her parents somehow not seeing and talking to her, she was sure something was wrong. She tries holding onto them but her hands go right through their shoulders. While in denial, she is sure that she was dreaming but soon realizes it was her reality. Lola is in despair and feels like all hope is lost until she revisits the puddle. There she sees a riddle being written in the water and memorizes it. Three years later, she'd been managing to get by being unnoticed by the world and being ghost-like. So it's no surprise when she freezes in panic as black-haired, blue-eyed Tyler leans down to her crouched position and speaks to her. Will this boy be the clue to understanding the phenomenon that changed her life? And will the two of them be able to crack the riddle and get back Lola's old life? Will Lola meet the person that destroyed her once peaceful life? Word Count📝: 132,431.

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