I Left My A Rank Party Rain Novels & Stories

Victoria called from the front door before disappearing with her mate, Micah, and his date. I looked over at Raina who started twirling around in the rain, the happiest smile I’d ever seen on her face. She took the hair tie out of her hair, which was now fanning out around her. She looked like she belonged in the rain - like she was made for it. I didn’t know how that was possible but seeing her wet and unleashed, I’d never seen her look more beautiful. Nor had I ever seen her so happy. “Love,” I started. “You’re going to get sick.”

“Then you won't choose to leave? Rain stays thoughtful for several seconds and it's those seconds that seem like a century to me, because I´m afraid that she might decide to leave my side in the end. “I must admit that I have wanted to reject you. 'Rain is vindictive. I almost died in several of her attacks on my family, because I rejected her at the altar, so I´m not surprised if she rejects me now. After all, I rejected her twice.’ I tell myself mentally. “Then… “But, I won't.” she says and I feel like I´ve won the biggest lottery in the world. “Really?!” I exclaim and that makes the kids complain, so, I cover my mouth immediately. “Lake!” exclaims Rain in a low tone of voice. “I´m sorry,

MAYA I stood under the narrow overhang at the entrance of the company building. Rain had never been my favorite. It always felt like the sky was grieving something I didn’t understand. And tonight, of all nights, it decided to come down in sheets when the forecast had promised clear skies. Of course I’d left my umbrella at home.

The rain on the western ridge did not merely fall; it drove sideways, a relentless sheet of freezing highland water that turned the peat and heather into a thick, clinging mire. Tala stood perfectly motionless at the absolute precipice of the ridge, her feet dug firmly into the ancient earth. The storm howled around her, ripping at her clothes, but her spun-copper hair seemed to dance with a life of its own, vibrant against the dark, bruising gray of the sky. Her icy blue eyes were fixed on the valley below, tracking the glowing halogen headlights of Malakai’s heavy excavation armor as the machinery slowly ground its way toward the first sacred threshold.

Niharika's POV It was raining today. I used to love rains at a time but now I despise rains to the core. It was raining when I lost a good friend. The guy whom I loved, respected and liked the most insulted me on a rainy day. The guy whose dreams I thought were mine shattered all my dreams and this rain wiped those broken pieces years ago. Drinking my coffee, I began visualizing the past once again. Remembering those idiotic college days, a tear skipped from my eye.

His personal assistant Malise hurriedly came to inform him. He and Mina exchanged looks with one another. As far as they know, besides their manager and p.a., They're the only ones who had plans of going to the party together. "Aren't you two ready yet?" Rain entered the room like how he had always been. A diva in the making. Like him, he is also an outed-gay personality in show business. Both of them were named the prettiest faces in the country by a well-known magazine. But of course, he was always the one to come first.

I knew she would be working tirelessly to create a perfect party for him. As I thought over everything that needed to be done I stopped playing the piano. Icy walked into the music room as I rose from the bench. “ Queen Rain I didn’t know you were here. I can come back later.” Icy said with knowing eyes. I told her I was done playing and she was welcome to play now.

~CODY~ I gasped, blinking rapidly as the bright light above me flooded my vision. Unfamiliar faces peered back at me, and amidst them emerged a familiar figure, blocking the glare. It was Rain, grinning broadly. Startled, I momentarily mistook him for someone else, pushing him back as I swiftly sat up in bed. It wasn't until the door opened and my parents walked in that I realized I had left Gasin's fantasy world. "I'm so sorry for pushing you," I apologized to Rain a few minutes after waking up. He nodded silently, leaning against the opposite wall, his gaze fixed on me.

I don't remember if he called me by my name even once back then. I shook my head, there was no point in worrying about that now. We exited the building together, but we all stopped since heavy rain greeted us. "Damn, there is no announcement that it will rain today." Raziel said disappointed and turned to me. "wait here, Lorain, I'll just get the car." He said and ran so fast, what he’s even thinking? Running fast does not mean he won’t get wet. Some people arrive and happily see Jamie, so she knows them, "Wait a sec, I will talk to them." She said leaving me and Jake alone on the side.

✧FAITH ZEICAN LEE✧ I WOKE up with the faint sound of rain tapping against the windowpane. My eyes flicked at the clock: 2:00 AM. It’s still raining now. It started last night while we were celebrating Poppy’s early birthday party. I can hear the wind whistling through my closed window because it’s a bit strong outside. So far, even with the storm, her birthday has been super fun. Even without a karaoke machine, we managed to have a singing session using the Smart TV and the internet. Hope set up the mic, and he and Uncle Ryan took the lead, having a singing showdown.