Jas Hujan Yang Ada Tasnya Novels & Stories

Jessica was dressed and out the door within ten minutes. The storm showed no signs of stopping. Rain hammered the streets. Thunder rolled above the city. The taxi journey felt endless. Every red light seemed personal. Every delay unbearable. By the time she arrived at the gallery, she was soaked despite the umbrella. Henri was waiting. Standing beneath the awning. Rain splashing around his shoes. The old man looked exhausted. But there was something else now. Determination. A hard edge she hadn't seen before.

The sky was rumbling, indicating that it would rain. Jessica was going to her friend's house, but she wasn't sure if her friend still lived there anymore. Darren Lawrence got rid of her mother’s only possession in return for 99.99 cr. She sighed in agony, her eyes disappointedly fixed on the pavement as she felt herself sinking to her lowest point. Unexpectedly, a gust of wind blew on her face, messing with her hair. After that, raindrops began to fall on Jessica's body. She still hadn't called the cab.

She halted then tried his mobile number for the umpteenth time, and heartbreakingly, he didn't pick up. “What if something's happened to him? Maybe I should take a cab." Tessa, now standing by the sidewalk of the busy streets thought, but as her blue eyes caught sight of a charming jacket, reconsidered. “That'd fit Tony perfectly!” ★ Fortune seemingly wasn't by her side that night, since it unexpectedly began raining. Due to the fact her recently gotten salary was spent entirely on getting a new jacket for her boyfriend, Tessa had to walk in the rain. Being someone with a weak body constitution, it didn't take long before she began shivering like a drenched cat.

She holds her laptop bag and run faster as she can. "Why does it have to rain today and this heavy?" she asked herself as she walks on muddy ground. She wants to wipe the water off her face to clear her eyes but cannot do it because her two hands are protecting her laptop bag. She feels helpless but tries to be calm herself down as she tries to reach the parking lot while walking in the rain. Suddenly, a figure appeared before her and the raindrops lessened. She realized there's a jacket over her head. "C'mon," Nate said.