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    Her Guardian

    Tina clung to Dana as they floated together in a small cove.  She thought back to what brought them here …

     

    It had been a beautiful day so they decided to sail the afternoon away on Dana’s sailboat.  They were enjoying themselves immensely when out of nowhere a storm came up.  Before they could do anything else, the sailboat had been slung against some rocks causing a large hole in the hull.  During their escape from the sinking boat Dana had been injured, banging her head against the mast.  If not for her life jacket, she probably would have drowned.  Tina managed to locate her and held on for dear life as they floated in the storm.  When she spotted the small cove, she swam with everything in her to get them some type of shelter from the waves that came constantly crashing down on them. 

     

    So here they were, waiting for the storm to let up and someone to find them.  Tina shuddered as she thought of the fact that they had not even been able to send a distress signal.  She had no idea how long they had been in the water, a few hours she was certain, and she was becoming fearful if they would ever be found.

     

    A sound overhead that was distinctly not thunder garnered her attention.  She thought her eyes were deceiving her.  Was that really a helicopter?  She was afraid to hope for such a thing.  As the sound grew louder, the object came closer and she could see it was indeed a helicopter.  Tina watched as a figure jumped from the helicopter into the water.  The person was in a bright orange wet suit.  She stared as the figure swam closer and closer to her and Dana. 

     

    “Oh my God, Dane.  I think we’re going to be ok” she told the unconscious girl in her arms.

     

    Her savior swam up next to her and raised the diving mask.  “I’m a coast guard rescue swimmer and I’m here to help you.”

     

    That voice. It sounded like an angel.  Tina stared, transfixed, at the figure in front of her.

     

    "What’s our situation here?" the swimmer asked Tina as she looked at the other woman Tina was holding.

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    Comments

    1. ‘Guardian’ a movie? – no matter, I am apparently a sucker for your ‘alternate universe’ stories, so if you’re writing, I’m reading. (not that we’ve given up hope for a sequel to U.M., mind you.) – ”my wife the nurse said that some of my med refs are inaccurate. please forgive me…” – Don’t worry! *And please reassure your wife; remind her that if we were looking for total accuracy 24/7 we wouldn’t be watching ‘L-Word’ in the first place, would we?… ;-)

    2. great begining, i love it, please continue and i love your other story too, UNUSUAL MEETING.And please post it at least once a week pleeeaaasssssseeeeee.go on:)

    3. Bette a diver, this is different and interesting, but am i the only one who scared also when Bette left Tina in the water for a few mintues to take Dana to the helicopter, the thought of being the only one in the water, who knows whats in there, i wouldve been panicking like crazy, anyways i love this and wait to see if they get together

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