She continues to float for some time, feeling the warmth of the water seeping into her.  She lets it cover her face, leaving only her nose above the water line.  Its the most relaxed she's felt in days.... years even!  In fact, she's so relaxed she doesn't notice when her head sinks just a couple inches deeper.  It isn't until she draws in a deep breath and gently opens her eyes to see the water covering her face completely that she flips out.  Struggling upright, she gets her head above water and immediately starts coughing to try and clear her lungs.  But to her surprise, nothing comes out!<br/><br/>Her heart is racing from the scare, but a small thought tickles the back of her mind.  It terrifies and excites her, and she can't seem to let it go.  Cautiously, she lays back down and holds her breath as she once again slips under the water.  Then she lets it all out, and with a grimace, takes a breath.  She can feel the water entering her mouth, but it seems that none of it makes it down her throat.  Sitting back up, she spits the water out and can feel the air making its way into her lungs.  She lays down and breathes out once more, then draws in a full breath of water.  Her lungs fill, but with oxygen instead of water.  She lets out a laugh, smiling at the bubbles that rise up as she does so.