Description of a woman in distress | Descriptive Passage | Elijah Wee

Description of a woman in distress | Descriptive Passage | Elijah Wee | Singapore

Description of a woman in distress

Her only hope was to keep crying out for help.

“Help! My son is drowning! Please, oh please, someone please save him!” Mrs Lim shouted hysterically for help. She tore her greying hair wildly as she looked at her drowning son, who was rapidly sinking like a stone into the dark merciless waters of the lake. Trying his best to stay afloat by kicking the unrelenting waters vigorously, that action ironically caused her son to sink even further. Panic ripped through Mrs Lim’s throat, robbing her of all oxygen as she gesticulated wildly, hoping to catch the attention of a passer-by but to no avail. Tottering near hysteria, she clung onto the only thing which could give a sliver of blind hope. Her only hope then …

Her only hope was to keep calling for help.

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