Mia Rain Novels & Stories

I constantly ask myself why I even try but then I take one look at Adrian and immediately know why. My name is Madison Rain Rivera and this is how The Decadence of The Fallen’s Adrian changed me forever.

“Well, a little rain never hurt anyone. Maybe it will uncover some of these mines.” “Shit. It’s about to get really cold.”

I stared with intensity, not knowing what to say to her. "My favourite time to cry is when it rains, you see. When the tears flow, people are not able to tell since I'm in the rain," she spoke, her voice hoarse from what I presumed to be too much crying. "And the rain comforts me. It doesn't wash the pain away but it assures me that the rainbow will appear afterwards and that the sun will rise again." When I didn't say anything, she added, "But we shouldn't stay in the rain for too long. You wouldn't want to fall sick and die before getting a chance to see the sun, now would you?" She smiled.

, Rain asked me confused. "You care about me.", I pointed out. Rain didn't say a word. She just sighed. What did I say something wrong? She looked up at me and her face didn't show any emotion. I really didn't know what she was thinking about. "You have my daughter your bone marrow so this was least I could do. I don't care about you Mr. Black. Also I am crying seeing Amber in pain and not you.", Rain said in a soft tone emphasizing on the you.

the process of getting ready with my mate. We each dressed in black jeans. Rain wore her running shoes, a pale blue tee shirt, and she pulled her long hair into a high ponytail atop her head. I wore a black tee shirt and my usual black boots. I combed my hair back out of my face and noticed that it was getting longer. It now hung down to my shoulders. Maybe if I ever get some extra down time I would ask my mate to cut it. She smiled and winked at me as I took her hand in mine and teleported back into the library. I was glad that we were first to arrive and I took my seat behind the desk. Rain walked around the desk and leaned her hip against the edge facing me. “ Since we are the first ones

Running in the rain with all the strength she could muster, Mia Stewart had tears rolling down her cheeks in torrents. The rain splashing and wiping against her face succeeded in washing the tears away but it did nothing to stop the continuous flow. Her long blonde hair was wet and dripping chill drops of rain water, while sticking against her scalp and her party mini denim skirt was torn because of how fast she ran amidst the traffic but it didn't matter. Nothing else mattered to her now __ not even the expensive diamond rings she always adorn on her fingers. Mia wasn't the least concerned at this point if she's lost a few of them in her panic.

then Angel smirks "yes its raining but I didn't feel the cold right now, I tried to call you a few times you didn't answer I thought that you fell asleep and when I get here.. I don't know what is your problem that makes you do this anyway I joined you. " And Mike stands up "Look at those clouds they bring a lot of water to fill the land, but still, way up there the bright shine of the sun stays.." As Angel stands up Mike hugs him and whispered "You know I'm the kind of person that who looks intimidated like a man who can only dry a feeling but you stood and love me thank you for bringing me hope. Rain is not a bad luck, it's a blessing."

"No, I promised your aunt I wouldn't let you return alone. Besides, I want to buy some gifts for her, and I can use some advice." "You don't have to, Nigel. She won't mind." "Well, it's good manners." Nigel added, "I'm on the way. See you later, okay?" He chuckled and hung up. Maia checked the time and realized it was almost time to get off work. Putting down her phone, she looked out of the large window and saw it was raining outside. It was the rainy season in Solisar, and the rain could even go on for a month. As the rain poured, she was reminded of the time Yvette humiliated her at the winery.

Mia's POV As I was waiting for Damien to pull up, it started to rain. I couldn't help it but get wet in the rain and play. I looked around and saw no one was there. I had stayed back longer than usual as I was rehearsing for the dance competition. By the time I was done, everyone has left. It was Friday so I wasn't expecting any less. Here I was in the middle of the road dancing like a fool that I was. I didn't care about anything to be honest. I loved the rain. Somehow it comforted me. For a few minutes I was just spinning and running around. As I stood there enjoying the rain,