The Cursed Human

"Come on now! Don't be a crybaby! We don't have whole day for this!" A high pitched voice rang through her ears as she cringed at the sharpness of voice. She took a deep breath and leaned forward to looked down but again back away.

'How can she screm so loud? Doesn't her throat get sore?' Sarah pondered.

"I already told you, I'm not going to do this! Not in this lifetime, atleast!" Sarah yelled at her friend until her voice come out hoarse but still she wasn't able to scream as loud as her. Her eyes sparkled with the rays of sun as determination to not jump overwhlemed her.

'She's out of her damn mind, if she thinks I'll ever jump from here.'

"I swear, Sarah, if you don't jump," There was a pause as Nancy smirked. "I will let Mathew know what you were doing behind his back." Nancy smirked.

'Fuck!.' Sarah groaned inwardly. She couldn't let her told Mathew anything.

"Do you know how much I hate you. Oh wait! No actually....." Sarah didn't even get time to complete her sentence before an arm was smacked around her waist and she was tossed in the water. Her screams echoed in quiet forest as she landed in the water with big splash.

"Hello, Sarah!" Falcon smirked as he watched Sarah's panicked self struggling in the water. He knew how much she hated water, she barely knew swimming, but still he always pulled stings like this to tease her. But this lake where she and her friends were, was shallow. They discovered this serene place few years ago when one day they were exploring places outside of the city.

The first time Sarah saw this place, it felt like she was in heaven with crystal clear lake and tall trees stood around like fortresses. But the thing she loved was the serenity and tranquility of this place. It made her senses calm and pacific.

"I hate you too Falcon Fiennes!!." Sarah shouted as soon as she caught her breath. She liked water but diving and swimming weren't her cup of tea.

She loved calmness water provided, looking at still water made her emotions still.

She sighed as she looked down at herself. She hadn't brought anything with her other than her phone and purse and now she was drenched from head to toe. Unaware of the fact that her once white sundress was now transparent, showing her pink bra and panties. Her hairs were all over her face.

Nancy wasted no time and started splashing water on Sarah which made her giggle as she returned the same gesture.

Falcon jumped into the water with loud splash making Sarah gasped. Her eyes trailer down his body as Falcon come at the surface after few moments and riffled his hairs to get rid of excess water. The lake was quite shallow and the water was reaching his torso. She watched as drops of water cascaded down his sculpted abs and hid behind his shorts. The muscles of his biceps flexed when he stretched out his arms and wholeheartedly laugh escaped his muscular chest as he looked down at her.

The mere action send shivers down her spine. Her eyes roamed on his body as his back muscles contracted. She had to admit that he was a sight to sore eyes.

He wasn??t a male model but he should have been. The lush, chestnut hair he groomed so carefully had a rippling quality, a sign of his carefree personality. His only blemish was that he was beetle-browed and they sometimes knitted in frustration.

The aquiline nose he sported complemented his prominent cheekbones. Handsome in an understated way, his basalt jaw and Spartan shoulders spoke of strength. He possessed a latent, leonine power and always walked with purpose and authority.

She had always admired his jade green eyes. Sloe shaped, they could shine as bright as the evening stars when they were a-light with joy.? Flamboyant of character, the room always filled with his sonorous, rumbling voice. He was also quick to crack a joke or fire off a humorous retort. His rakish clothes were a source of amusement to some, not least because they emanated an herbal smell.

He was talking and muscular but in a good way. She had a crush on him for his dashing personality but never had a nerve to confess to him. She dreaded his rejection, something she wasn't good with.

"Don't give me that look. I promise I'm not gonna do it again," she knew the real meaning behind his words.

He would do it again.

She rolled her eyes with a small smile on her lips as she turned around to hide away her flushed cheeks. It was difficult for her to move in the water because of her petite frame. Water was reaching her shoulders and opposing force was making it more difficult for her to go further.

Everything was different in her life now. She had a boyfriend now who loved her more than his life and she couldn't afford to lose him.