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They won. I stumbled out a set of glass doors, and out into the open, only to be lynched by the rain that was starting to pick up. I looked up at the sky, and the clouds were gloomy and grey to match my misery. The raindrops fell on my face, slowly drenching my clothes. I heard a couple of hospital staff calling out to me, but I kept moving forward, my tears mixing with the rain water running down my chin. I let out a frustrated scream at the sky, pulling at my hair as I lowered myself down to sit in the wet ground. My screams eventually turned into really loud, heartbroken sobs that shook every part of my body.

Lightning flashed like tree roots standing out against the dark sky and pouring rain. No one urged anyone to go home, they just sat next to each other and watched the rain fall. No matter how bustling the city is, when it rains, it becomes sad. The traffic became less frequent and the figures of people running quickly became a very familiar image in Harvey's eyes every time it rained. - We should go home, we have to sleep so we can go to work tomorrow, right? – Aurora glanced at the watch in her hand and said. - Okay, let's go home.

Thunder rumbled in the dark clouds above, sending the torrents of rain down to the earth even faster than before. People scurried quickly around beneath their umbrellas to get home as safe as they can. The wind threw around the shrubs, making them sway from left to right to left again. A flash sparked in a split second revealing deserted building in the blackened atmosphere.

“Pru, this weather is about to get worse. I can feel it! Let’s hold the human in our laps and ride back!” Prurien gave Tener a pointed look and shifted his eyes downward to stare at the coldness of Tener’s lower region. “Good point,” He responded, covering himself with his hand, “We can change and sit in the cargo area then. Come on, Pru, this freaking weather sucks!” It was as if Tener summoned the loud clap of thunder that suddenly roared in their ears, causing them both to look at the sky. .

Instinctively, Cara glanced up at the sky, frustration and helplessness washing over her. "Of course. The universe just had to mess with me," she muttered under her breath. There was no time to react to such fickle weather. Like everyone else caught in the downpour, she wasn’t prepared. No umbrella. No raincoat. Nothing. All she could do was lower her head and run faster, hoping to avoid getting completely drenched. The rain didn’t slow down the hustle and bustle of the streets. On the contrary, it made people move even faster. Cara dashed through the downpour, her shoes soaked and slipping on the wet pavement.

Nina called, the sky was still cloudy as rain poured down from it, I turned to face her with a raised eyebrow. “Do be careful”

I соvеr mу fасе аnd sob some mоrе, ѕtuсk оut here оn thе соld, rаіnу ѕtrееt. Thе rain іѕ a соnѕtаnt drіzzlе nоw. It’ѕ the tуре that mаkеѕ уоu mіѕеrаblе аnd соld but dоеѕn’t soak you tо the bone. I mаnаgе to рull myself tоgеthеr.

Deducing the pain, even if it was for a moment. This is what they both needed. Peace and Comfort. Oh.. Lara said pulling out of the hug. It's drizzling. Kali said. It's been long, it rained. King Nicklaus said. Maybe it's a sign, a good sign. Something good is about to happen. Lara said with a smile. Let's go in, we don't wanna get soaked. Lara said and they all walked out. Thunder strikes, lightening came. The weather was not good at all.

he exclaimed, urgency in his voice. They hurried to a nearby grove of trees, where the thick branches offered some protection from the rain. As they huddled together, the storm intensified, heavy raindrops crashing down around them. The sound was deafening, drowning out their voices. “I didn’t think it would rain today!” Jace shouted over the noise, trying to keep his spirits up. “We should have checked the weather!” Elara laughed nervously, shaking her head. “Yeah, next time we’ll be more prepared!”

They were in the middle of their walk when large raindrops began to fall. "Oh, maybe it's better if we go under a waiting shed first," Mia said in a worried tone. Then Erik looked up at the sky and turn to Mia afterward. "I think so because it seems like a very downpour is approaching. And even if we share an umbrella, we might still get wet. I don’t want you to get sick," there was concern in Erik’s tone of speech, which is why Mia secretly felt the thrill in her chest because of that.