Jas Hujan Yang Ada Tasnya Novels & Stories

“Wow, did it suddenly rain?” He checked his folders carefully. They were not wet. “Thank God. If these fundraising files get wet, I wonder how I’m going to explain to Mr. Mayo.” Jacob drank his coffee while he looked out the window. “When will the rain stop?” As he thought of whether he should take a cab to Thomas’ villa, a girl in a skirt with suspenders ran inside. She was carrying her bag on her head, and her clothes were drenched.

She looked at him strangely and said, "Young Master, you're back. What are you looking at?" Winson turned his head and saw the garbage bag in Miss Susan's hand. He said, "It's raining outside. Take an umbrella before you go out." Since it had rained in the morning and it was the rainy season in spring, Miss Susan did not think too much about it. She turned around and went to get an umbrella. At the gate, Jessica's firm and tough attitude was once again crushed. Looking at the man's successful face, she pushed him away, jumped into the car as if she were escaping, slammed the door, and lost her breath.

I said to him. "Oh, Ma'am, don't do that embarrassing! There will also be a passing car here soon," he rejected my offer to ride. "Asus(an expression), don't be shy. Hurry up, come on it shady you might even catch up with rain," I insisted to him. By accident, it suddenly rained. JD did nothing but accompany me. He immediately got into my car, adjusted his seat, and fastened his seatbelt. "Where are you going so that I can bring you there?"

Outside, the relentless rain continues to pour, its rhythmic drumming against the cave's entrance blending with the crackling of the flames. Despite Ashton's injuries—his face pale and trembling—I'm grateful we managed to find refuge here, escaping the weather's fury. My damp dress clings uncomfortably to my skin, fabric soaked through from the rain, and I desperately try to wick away the moisture with my hands, hoping to dry it a bit more.

I have always told myself that he is the one. Well, not. He is not the one. I took the books I needed to study tonight before walking towards the gates. I have to get my ass home or people would see me breakdown. I walked to the bus stop and waited for a while before it started to rain. “Seriously?” I hissed as I ran over the shed, using my books as my umbrella. Damn! Why did it have to rain when I don’t have an umbrella? Jervic didn’t – Stop, Ashejan! You and that Jervic has broken up.

"I’ll wait for you in Zeara." Jordan replied with “Okay” and got up to pack her clothes. It wasn’t too cold in Zeara this time of year, but the mountaintop was very cold. Especially when it rained. But the sea of clouds always formed when it was cold and had rained. And after the sun came out, it would disappear. To capture it, one had to be quick. She packed her warm gear, including a windproof jacket. Jasmine got up to use the bathroom and heard the noise. She came out.

Kainis naman oh "Let's not continue ---" "We're on our way" cut Mr. torres as I intend to say Of course. It's embarrassing when I say don't let us stay, he even insisted on taking me then --- Auh basta! It was raining heavily "It may take a while before the rain stops" I bit my own lip while looking out the window The weather news said earlier that it is possible that the floods will be delayed due to the prolonged rainfall. Right now, all I need is a miracle

Also I put my gun on my waist band . My hair were still wet as I left my room. As I closed the door of my room, I saw Rain and Amber leaving Amber's room. Amber was wearing a black jumpsuit with a black shrug. Rain was in a knee length black dress. I frowned. She will feel cold but I kept my mouth shut. I looked down at Amber to see she was having a broad smile on her face which completely contrasted with Rain's sad smile.

I glanced at her to see that she is still holding the tube tightly in her hands and is sleeping calmly. At the same time, I heard thunder, and rain started falling within seconds. Not now and not while I am driving. I thought groaning because I can’t stop a memory to enter my mind, which never left. For a few days, I thought I got relief, but then one night, even rain decided it was his time to show its face. It was raining heavily and as possible as it can be the Jiya, who has complete childishness walked outside onto the lawn and started jumping on it.

Rain pelted down on her head as the gray clouds hovered over the forest. 'Jessica, get up. We have to go back home,' Sybil commanded. The sun was going down, and the moon was taking her place in the sky. The rain just wouldn't let up, and the ground started to get mushy around Jessica's knees. 'Come on, Jess. Get up.' 'Alright. Jeez,' Jessica scoffed as she got up to her feet. 'I'm up now. Are you happy?' 'I'm ecstatic!' Sybil nodded. 'Now let's go. We're bound to catch a cold in all this rain.'