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The Awakening (standard:fairy tales, 996 words) | |||
Author: LadyofMistyFog | Added: Jul 18 2003 | Views/Reads: 4011/2407 | Story vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
When all seems lost to Tawney, she decides to end her life, but in fashion. But induling in a swim in a forbidden lake, she awakens something that will not let her die, and will never die. | |||
Click here to read the first 75 lines of the story lake, her eyes closed, savoring the moment. That was until she felt as if electricity were dancing in the air around her and the water felt alive. Swiftly, she opened her eyes, but nothing had changed visibly, and yet she could feel something brewing. Then the whispers started, echoing across the lake, almost loud enough that she could hear them, almost but not quite. Fear made her unable to swim back to the shore, but on the same note, she was intensely excited. She wanted to know what was about to happen. Out of the corner of her eye, she saw something shift and immediately she swiveled in the water to see. For a moment, she thought the mountain was having a landslide. Then she had to shake her head because she couldn't believe her eyes. It almost seemed as if a woman was stepping out of the mountain. But when she looked closer, she realized the woman wasn't stepping out of the mountain, but was waking out of the mountain. Her hair was a dark earthy brown with trees sticking out like bizarre little hair decorations, and her skin was a mossy shade. Slowly she rose, stretching as she did as if awakening from a deep doze. Again Tawney caught movement, and turned her head to the other side to see a man rising out of the water. I will be writing more but gotta leave school. Tweet
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