Lahat ng Kabanata ng And the Rain Fell....: Kabanata 1 - Kabanata 10

 The hot days of summer were almost past. She finally had a day off and decided to explore the area she had been transferred too with little notice. It was normal for her to be in one area only for a short time. She didn't mind it though. She thought it would be pretty cool to see the world this way in the beginning at least. Seven years into her three-year contract, which no one seemed to care was long overdue. She was growing slightly tired of picking up and leaving. She remembered the conversation with her mentor when she was seventeen right before she had signed on.

  The faint light of day was going through the building she had now cleared. It had been three hours since she walked through the doors and she was feeling it. She knew she could handle being in the suit for many more, but the weight of what she had walked into was on her shoulders. She had decisions to make and had to make them quickly. She knew she couldn't protect everyone from the horrors that this building held, she needed help.

  Mitsuhide Akechi was a man who usually kept to himself was sitting in his small living room with a tiny doctor whom he knew very little about. He dealt with information and was one of the leaders of the green team for the area. He was the one who kept up on every detail of and surrounding the missions and was there to make up the backup and back up plan for the backup plan. This woman who amazed not only him but every member of his team was now sleeping on his couch. She was full of mystery, and he found it and her captivating.

    She rushed out of the building and then remembered she couldn’t leave without him. She turned to faceplant right into his chest. His arms around her in a heartbeat and she steadied herself. “Where are you planning on going for these answers, princess?” He asked. His deep, baritone voice was rumbling through her body.

 She blinked her eyes open and saw him in front of her. He looked worried as he stared at her. He was muttering to himself, “I knew this was a bad idea. Would she listen, no. Of course not. She probably thinks I am some dumb grunt who knows nothing. Well, I was right. This was not only a bad idea, but it was also a horrible one,” He hadn’t looked up from looking at the ground as he kicked the dirt with his foot, shuffling it around and creating a dirt cloud. “You’re right,” She said softly. He looked up and stared into her eyes. He was trying to gauge her at the moment, t