A flash fiction about a rescue gone wrong The night was black. Miguel fought through the flood with arms burning and chest tight. He pulled away debris, pushing toward higher ground where people waited. His teeth chattered from the cold, but he kept moving. "Help me..." He heard a shaking voice. He turned and saw a girl clinging to a branch. Her hair covered her face and her body was shaking in the rushing water. Miguel immediately grabbed her arms. They were cold. Too cold.

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