Menangis Dalam Hujan の小説・ストーリー

Despite the downpour, her joy remained undeterred, and it ignited a warmth within me that made the rain seem insignificant. As I trudged towards the stall through the rain, a passing car carelessly splashed me with water. Startled, I instinctively jumped, arms flailing in a comically dramatic fashion. Mandy's giggle reached my ears, and I couldn't help but join in her infectious laughter. At that moment, any frustration I felt vanished, replaced by the simple pleasure of seeing her smile.

He answered loudly as he turned the volume higher than before. I chortled and sang the song. I turned the windows down of the jeep and rested my hand out to let the light rain hit my skin, it makes me happy. I always feel like a child whenever it rains. It washes away all my worries and the darkness that turns my heart into the darkest shade of black.

I can see the disappointment in his eyes, yet he manages a smirk. “Well, may the best win,” Jordan says. “And where is your date?” I looked at Jordan. “I am riding solo as well,” Jordan answers. “There is no better way.” “I do wish there was more support though,” I begin, “You know someone to cheer me on, or help me through the loss, if that is what happens.”

Namely opening the window of the carriage to breathe in the fresh air that the day had to offer. But not long after I opened the carriage window, suddenly the sky rewarded us with raindrops. "Wow, it's my first rain," I exclaimed as I reached out my hand to feel the rain that was getting heavier and heavier. Precious water fell on my palm. There's a reason why I've always liked the rain, maybe because I'm a water wizard. That's why my manna feels like it's being refilled when it rains. And with the rain, I feel more secure because the supply of water around me is getting more and more. You could say that I feel invincible.

“It has always been in my mind, the moment that the month of August came. I just missed seeing you dance in the middle of the pouring rain. I never saw anything like that anymore.” Bahagya siyang ngumiti bago isinipa ang paa sa sahig. “What for?” Napakunot ako ng noo sa sinabi niya. “What?” “I don’t get the point of dancing in the rain anymore. It doesn’t make me relaxed the way it used to. It only made me sick.” I saw how she fidgeted her fingers while saying all those words. And even though it hurts, I know that there are just things in this life that we can’t just easily believe . . . like her words tonight.

he calls through the rain. “Goodbye T.” Yup

“Huh?” “Look, the rain is getting heavy.” As if on cue, the rain turned heavier. Showering us with its big drops. “Then what should we do now?” she worriedly asked. “Enjoy the rain.” I smiled at her. “B-But, we might catch a cold if we— I look up at the sky and open my arms wide as if I’m sacrificing my body to the rain. “Look Angela, the rain is pouring so hard for us! HAHAHAHA!”

From inside their home, one could hear the calming and melancholic sound of raindrops. In the past, rain used to evoke fear in Keisha. But with Colten's help and love, the fear was slowly replaced with joyful memories amidst the rain. She had many bad experiences with the rain, moments that caused her intense fear, especially when she miscarried while it was raining. She even remembered how she tormented herself in the rain, allowing herself to drown in sadness while the raindrops poured on her skin.

Sam specifically requested assistance, and it took a lot of negotiation to ensure that Jimmy wouldn't cause too much trouble there. Unfortunately, Sam's shortened journey still faced obstacles. The rain began to fall without warning, pouring heavily. It felt like being stabbed by the raindrops. "Damn it! We're almost there!" Sam cursed, unable to bear it. His motorcycle roared against the sound of the heavy raindrops pelting the earth. Beatrice, on the other hand, laughed. "It's okay to get a little wet. Besides, I haven't showered in the rain for a long time."

But now, they serve as painful marks that I can't erase. I trudged aimlessly through the street, my eyes darting nervously from side to side. Suddenly, a deafening clap of thunder boomed overhead, and the sky unleashed its wrath upon me as it started to rain heavily. The torrential downpour drenched me completely, piercing through my clothes and reaching my very bones. The icy rain pelted my face, tears of anguish streamed down my cheeks, blending in with the cascading water. The pain in my heart was only matched by the relentless fury of the storm.