Jas Hujan Yang Ada Tasnya Novels & Stories

“There’s so much water dripping down my face and blurring my vision. My hands are taken. Help!” “Okay!” I raised a hand and ran it over his face, wiping the water. “Thanks!” We finally made it to the bus stop and luckily, a bus had just driven up to it. I got off Asahd’s back. The doors were opened and we looked at the driver. “We’re really soaked. Can we still get in?!” Asahd asked over the heavy rainfall noise. “Sure. The seats are leather.” “Thanks!” He grabbed my hand and I followed him inside.

“Enough!” Axel’s exasperated voice echoed through the relentless downpour, a blend of frustration and confusion melding with the gentle beat of the raindrops. Feeling the need to breathe, Axel hastily freed himself from the confining embrace of his hoodie, the drenched fabric clinging to his skin like a second layer. “You?!” They chorused in disbelief, the shared surprise cutting through the pouring rain. Jasmine, her voice barely audible over the rain, whispered a shocked inquiry, “You’re the stalker?”

I opened my car’s trunk as I got my gym’s bag, my heart skipping a beat at the sight of her waiting for me as she wore my jacket. “We already covered the shower under the rain part, I just hope that you have fresh towels as we are going to need to take a REAL shower after this…”

Kassidy's POV The rain started at four forty-seven in the evening. I had no umbrella, and I had no rain jacket. All I brought was a tote bag with a notebook in it that I absolutely could not afford to replace. The bus stop was a seven-minute walk from the campus gates. I was already having the worst day of my life, and I didn't want to add to that by walking in the rain. So I sat by the window and watched the rain come down in sheets.

If I take the train, that area is indeed crowded. After a few more minutes, the heavy rain finally started. I immediately took my umbrella out of my bag. Later, my phone rang. To my surprise, Jasper's name was shown on the phone. "Jasper..." "My loves, are you going home?" Jasper asked from the other end of the line. "Yes, I'm still booking a taxi. You? Where are you?" "I'm here at a classmate's house. It's pouring heavily here. I am about to leave because this place is going to flood. It's better to leave than to get stranded. "

~ Ayesha ~ "The weather is so beautiful. If only I get to eat sis special snacks, it'll be so great," Ayesha said sadly, looking out the window. She sighed heavily. "I don't know why sister always get sick whenever it rains, She noticed a white Audi stop across the road. She stared at it longingly. "Oh, wow. Such an amazing car." ~ Arham ~ There was a huge rainstorm. The plan lost visuals and crashed. Blood everywhere!

JASMINE The rain hit the tarred pavements in a chaotic rhythm, just a few minutes ago the sky was sunny with a chance of rain. " I knew I should've carried the umbrella" I muttered, grumbling in annoyance. It was expected that there would be light showers, but this just made my terrible day even worse. I stepped into the rain without caring about my clothes. My backpack felt heavier than usual, not because of the soaked papers after all I did not spend a whole $30 for a fake waterproof bag, but it's the stress that's built up over the week, and knowing there's still a few more days of this left.

She said it on purpose, and Terry didn't expose her, he just smiled and led her out of the airport. LA in April loves rain. LA was good the past two days, but it started raining last night and has been raining all day today. It is still raining now. Terry stopped and gathered Jessica's coat, “Do you want me to carry you on my back or hold you in my arms?" Jessica raised an eyebrow and said, "Can't I walk by myself?" "Hmm?" Terry glanced at the high heels on her feet, but didn't say anything more. He just looked up at her.

Her finger trembled. "Jess?" She blinked, turning to seer her manager, Marta, standing by the kitchen doorway with a frown. "You Okay?" Jessica forced a smile. " Year just a little tired". "Take a break. You look like you're about to pass out". she didn't need a break - she needed a miracle. By the time her shift ended, the sky was a dull gray, and the rain matched her mood . She wrapped her hoodie tighter around herself as she stepped out the cold. Her phone buzzed in her pocket.

“Then don't stop.” She let out a soft laugh. “I won't. Does it feel good?” The word ‘good’ couldn't just cut it. “It feels divine.” A loud thunder rumbled from outside and I lifted my head to see the sky darkening with little droplets of rain falling on the full length window. It was barely 1pm, yet it looked like evening. “Oh my God, it looks just like the upside down,” Tessa said with a grin on her face as she watched the rain outside.