Week 190 – She lost sight of him
She couldn’t breathe. She couldn’t see. She was surrounded by water and it was soon going to become her grave if she couldn’t get back to the surface. The hand on her ankle continued to pull her down, further away …
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Week 189 – Scared
Why did he like to torture himself like this? Jacob didn’t have an answer to that question, but here he was, on his stomach on the ground, rocks and sticks poking painfully into his ribs and abdomen, hot and irritated, …
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Week 188 – Leave town
The water was cool and smooth on her skin as she swum absently around the lake. The sky was a large black expanse above her, littered with millions of stars. The stars were one of the things she loved the …
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Week 187 – Macey woke up a week later
Macey woke up a week later. Seven days gone. Seven days that they would never get back. Seven days Tyler had feared that this time he had lost her for good. Thankfully he had been unconscious for the first two …
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Week 186 – TYLER! Don’t You die on me, I just got you back
“TYLER! Don’t You die on me, I just got you back,” Macey sobbed as she clutched his hand as though that would force him to come back to her. Paramedics filled the room, voices floated around her, someone tried to …
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