- Skylar Miller -
Once I reached the shore, I scanned the beach for my sisters long, blonde hair.
But when I saw no sign of her, I panicked.
If she was stuck in that storm, she would die.
"Summer!" I yelled, panic lacing my tone, as I walked towards the edge of the water. Nothing changed, besides the howling on the wind becoming more prominent.
Should I go back in, or should I get help?
"SUMMER!" I screamed one last time, hoping for something to change, but when it didn't, I sprinted towards the house.
I frantically tried to unlock the back door, relief flooding me for a second when I got it open. I then ran into the kitchen, seeing the people I had been hiding from, but that would have to wait.
This was about Summer.
"Shane, Summer is out there!" I shouted out, turning back towards the back door as soon as I had let the words leave my mouth. I could feel my chest heaving up and down as my heart beat erratically.
"No, she is not. She's still in her room" Shane said, as he grabbed my wrist in a firm grip before I could go any further. I was prepared for the usual slap or command to 'stand in the corner and face the wall'.
"You don't understand! She came with me for a surf this morning, but it was getting too rough, so we decided to head back in, but she's not there" I then grabbed onto Grayson and Blake's hands, as Shane held my wrist.
"She said she was going for a walk, so she's definitely not here" Luke inputted. "Just help her" I begged, tears streaming down my cheeks, as I tugged them towards the beach.
Once they decided to follow, Brayden, Luke, Jay, George, and Noah slowly following suit.
As soon as I was out that back door, I sprinted back down to the water, re-attaching my board to my ankle as I dove back into the water.
"Skylar, get out!" Grayson yelled, but I didn't listen.
This was my sister; I had caused her this.
Someone then swam up beside me, grabbing the font of my board, dragging the two of us back into shore.
"Let me go!" I screamed, as Noah pulled me into his tight hold once I reached shore. I then saw Brayden's body head into the water to follow after the others.
"I did this" I sobbed, the words spilling out of my mouth, as I stood there, shivering.
My sister could be dead, and that would be my fault, because she wanted to help me win this competition. I could be killing my brothers as well, all because someone chose to help me.
Everything was done for.
Noah then turned my body so that I was facing him as I continued to sob.
This was my fault.
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The Beach Accident | ✍🏼
General FictionSkylar Miller A girl who has been blamed but never seen as the victim in the story. She lost her best friends then she lost the people that she used to love. It felt like her life was breaking at every corner she looked. "If you told me that going...