After The Rain Novels & Stories

He shivered at the loud sound that followed. Aroon switched off the light and lied down. Soon Dae also lied down, cream in between the two. The rain lasted for a long time. Every time a lightning struck, cream shivered. Dae shivered occasionally. At last the rain stopped and it was calm. But both Aroon and Dae were still not asleep.

When she bent down to pick up the little girl who stopped immediately as soon as she saw her now mother she whispered in the baby’s ear, “We are finally free,” When Kit opened the door and brought the car seat out with the little girl, she remembered something about running down the street to get to her father’s car to make her escape. It was now raining, just like it was that night. It was not hard downpour it was a late gentle rain. She remembered the words that her father said, “This rain will wash away all that has happened,” She looked up at the sky and smiled as she now completely understood what her father was trying to say then, “This rain will finally wash away all that happened,” S

My mind is full of negative thoughts like darkness embossed with fear and do I find peace in it, I will say yes because this is what I have become; a perfect yours in an utterly peaceful existence. -Rain Rain POV I looked ahead of me to see an ocean of trees. It was beautiful. But I also knew that beauty comes with a cost. I looked around of me and realized I had never been here before. I looked up at the sky to see the sun was setting.

More drops splattered down, covering Damien’s face and shoulders. He looked up at the sky, horror dawning in his eyes. Thunder rolled across the heavens, and then the skies opened up. Blood rained down on the town of Orilon.

Just the way his thumb strokes the inside of her wrist, grounding her, changing the meaning of everything that comes after. Applause is tentative, then sincere. The families remain separate, but respectful. No lines crossed. No wounds reopened. As the gathering disperses, the sky finally gives in. Rain begins to fall—soft at first, then steadier, washing the air clean. Julia steps under the awning, watching the drops streak the ground. Brandon joins her, slipping his jacket around her shoulders without comment. She looks up at the darkening sky, feeling oddly complete. “Funny,” she says. “The rain always used to mean something was about to fall apart.”

The moment I reached the edge of the set, I saw something that stabbed straight into my eyes. They had just finished filming a rain scene. Victoria did not even wipe the water from her own body. Instead, she rushed over with a dry towel and gently dried Noah's hair, her eyes full of tenderness. Afraid he might catch a chill, she even took off her private custom shawl and wrapped it tightly around his shoulders. "Thank you, Victoria. You're so good to me," Noah said, lifting his head with a bright smile. The crew members around them whispered that the two of them looked like a perfect golden couple.

There wasn't a lot of money in it, but there was enough to buy a small toy for my sister. I fell asleep again. When they find me and see these things, surely they won't be angry at me anymore, right? This time, I slept soundly, without any dreams. I heard my own heartbeat. Thud. Thud. Thud. Then slowly, slowly, it faded away. The storage room became completely quiet. No one realized. No one came to check. The boy waiting for death could finally stop waiting.

After I had cleared all the traces of food on my plate , I paid my bills and left . Walking through the marble walkway towards the left curve to my home , it began to rain . I quickly run to get shelter over my head . As the rain began to pour with all it's might I studied how it poured . First with tiny droplets then a drizzle then before I knew thunderous noises could be heard . Pouring from the roof tops making loud noises as they hit the ground .

12th September 2027, It’s raining outside. That’s the first thing that I realize after finally leaving the building. This whole time, my mind had been void of any emotions or feelings, just an eternity of darkness. It took the pitter patter of the rain to finally bring me back in my senses.

he whispered against my lips, and I felt his devotion and protection radiate from him. "I love you too," I replied, my voice barely more than a whisper. We shared a moment of pure love, and it felt like the stormy skies above were reflecting the journey we had both endured. Hand in hand, Maximus led me out of the cabin and into the rain that was still falling. The others had followed us, and their cheers and smiles filled my heart. The rain no longer felt like a burden; it was a symbol of renewal and hope. Walking through the rain, I felt Maximus's support as my tired body struggled to keep up. Together, we embraced the cleansing power of the rain, washing away the fear and darkness that had