Find Me In The Rain Novels & Stories

They are all shocked to see me like this. I ignore them and run towards the door, as Katherine yelling behind me, “Natalia! Where are you going!” “Go find him!” I yell back and open the entrance door. I’m immediately welcomed with the pouring rain. The storm is even larger than I thought. The wind is running wild with heavy raindrops, whipping against me and instantly soaking my whole body. But I wipe my face and run in to the storm anyway. There’s not a single person on the beach. I stagger across the wet land and start to call his name at the top of my lungs, “Eason! Where are you! Eason!!”

I had only shared the code with two people—Zeke and Hendrick. One winter, I had caught a terrible cold and wasn't recovering. Zeke and Hendrick had been frantic but didn't want to visit directly. So, they tried sneaking into my house by climbing over the wall, nearly getting caught by the police. That was when I decided to give them the back door code. But this time, there was someone else with them—a smiling, demure Vivian. "Trish!" Vivian greeted me, her smile sweet and innocent. She pulled a damaged diamond necklace out of her pocket, with a few stones missing.

Damn, then, they slip, fall, simply, everything seems lost, she almost despairs, when the girl goes looking for her, the keys almost fall into a utility access hole, the rain falling on her, leaving her completely wet. So, I swear in the dark there's a power outage, one more swears. Now, I'm practically a fish, when I reach down to look for them, they were there, almost catching them, but they move farther away. I run my hand along the floor, follow to the right they are not there, then neither is the left. So, I despair, the rain begins to thicken, what... I find the gum I've been looking for days in my bag.

A pause long enough that she could hear her own pulse in her ears. Then his voice came again, softer now, which was somehow worse than if he'd shouted. "I've missed you, Zara." She couldn't breathe for a second. The water glass slipped from her other hand and set itself down hard on the table, water sloshing over the rim, though she barely registered doing it. "How did you get this number?" "That doesn't matter." "Where are you?" Another quiet laugh, closer to her ear this time, or maybe that was just her imagination.

"We've already met him, right babe?" Milan nodded his head. "Yeah, we met him in the elevator." "Oh... well uhm enjoy your night. I will search for Angelica." I told the pair in front of me as I hurriedly tried to escape from them. Being with them will increase the chances of meeting Zane, while I'm trying to avoid him like the plague. Instead of searching for Angelica -who I'm a hundredth percent sure is doing a quickie with Alex in the bathroom - I made my way towards the bar to get myself a drink. I jumped on the barstool and the handsome bartender immediately made his way towards me.

sabi naman ni Euphie sakaniya. “Oo. You said that.. somehow the rain reminds me of him. Right?” “Yeah. Pero ngayon naisip ko na.. Hindi na ganun. Every rain from now on will reminds me of you, because you're the one who's here with me. Because you are my present and my future. At sa bawat pagdilim ng kalangitan at sa bawat pagpatak ng ulan ay ikaw kaagad ang una kong iisipin at hahanapin. Ikaw lang at wala nang iba.”

My wife Naomi Holden's phone was always on silent mode. Whenever I needed to reach her, the call never went through. My only option was to ask everyone around us, but when every single person gave a different answer, I already knew the truth. She was with him again, the frail man she had never been able to let go of. On our seventh anniversary, we had plans to meet at our usual spot for dinner. Three hours passed, and she still had not shown up. I stood on the street, burning with fever, dialing one number after another. My father picked up, his voice warm and unhurried. "Naomi just came by for dinner. Don't worry, I've got my eye on her for you." A friend working at her company lau

I straightened myself up and headed right. I went to the plaza, the market, and the schools, but couldn’t find the children we were looking for. I had already walked quite a distance when the sky opened up and a heavy rain started. Great. I sprinted, letting the rain drench me completely, and sought shelter at the police station. How was I supposed to find them now, with no umbrella and soaking wet? I cursed myself silently. The rain poured harder, and here I was—barefoot. Perfect.

I didn't stop to question my feeling as I rushed out of the study with my men following me. I crossed the corridor and made my way towards Rain's room. The door was open and she wasn't inside. Next I looked in Amber's room to find that she wasn't there also. She must be downstairs. I thought to myself. As I made my way towards the stairs I felt something tiny collide with me. My hands on reflex went around her waist. I looked at Rain who was tightly holding my shirt with her eyes closed. I could see the tears that were rolling down her soft cheeks. Slowly she opened her eyes and her oceanic blue eyes looked in my grey ones.

The harsh angry rain was dumping heavy droplets of water. "Ruby!" I screamed through the rain as I went in search of her. I was getting restless. That kid was really something. I found her, drenched and shivering under the rain, at the side of my huge trash bin at my backyard. She violently. She was hugging her knees. My heart leaped from the sight. I felt the sudden urge to take care of her. I placed my wet hands on her shoulders, and she looked up at me with tears soaked eyes.