Novel & Cerita Mia Rain

Myra said as tears welled up in her eyes. “Don’t cry, don’t ruin the special moment Mr. Whyte would want you to smile today” Monica consoled her. “But I miss him… I miss him today more than ever” Myra said fighting back tears. “I miss him too Myra, I cried so much last night, he was like a son to me,” Tia said as a tear dropped down her cheeks Myra hugged her as they cried and consoled each other. “Stop it, ladies! Myra, you’re ruining your makeup!” Monica cautioned them.

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" Good evening, this is MG news and I'm Gabriel Lawson– For the breaking news: It's a stormy rain this evening and we advice anyone driving to park and wait till it's over else it may cause accidents. Thank you for staying with us and have a good night. Enjoy the rest of our programs" A voice on the television announced. Mya had no choice than to wait till the rain stops. She took in a long deep breath and fainted into a chair nearby. "Such a devil of a time today was to me." She cried.

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She hates me to the core for knowing Drayce did something kind to me. They let me go, pushing me away, as I stumbled forward, dropping my knees on the tiled and wet floor. "You should know your place, Ukiyo," Mairin gives away a lopsided grin, "This is your last warning," as she closes the door behind her. It was still early in the afternoon when the clouds gave of their rain to the grass and trees. The grey sky restlessly grumbled. I walked in the rain. In seconds the icy cold rain pierced my pale and wet skin, the water freely down my face and into my already soaked clothes.

“Who are you? Why did you crash into my mansion?” Mitchell had yet to sense danger, which was why he yelled at Kiran. While Rain did not know who Kiran was, since he was here, she treated him as her only hope. She cried out anxiously to Kiran, “Please, save me!” Kiran looked over to Rain. She was around 170 cm tall and was dressed like a student. Her face was covered in tears, and there was a pleading look in her eyes. She looked even more pitiful this way.

By the time Kenneth Ford finally showed up, I was already soaked through. He wasn't alone. There was a girl under his umbrella, and at well over six feet tall, Kenneth had enough height to shield her almost completely from the rain. He'd tilted the umbrella so far toward her that one side of his shirt was getting drenched, but he didn't seem to care. He just smiled and let her stay tucked safely beside him. Then he saw me, and the smile on his face disappeared. "Sorry, I'm late," he muttered. The girl beside him immediately turned to me. "Hannah, it's my fault. I've gotten so used to sharing Kenneth's umbrella that I asked him to walk me home. And honestly, being tucked up against him m

I felt an urge to know more about that, but I kept calm because I wanted her to cherish that moment which made her smile after such a painful day. KIARA As the rain poured down, there was just one name that my heart and mind screamed, Mukul. The rain was a witness of our love, our bond and our every beautiful moment. Mumbai's rains are always heavy and are known to create havoc, but these rains always gave me beautiful memories to cherish for my entire life. A life that I would have to live without him, without Mukul. These rains refreshed me the memories of our first kiss and that was all I needed to forget every bitter thing that happened today. All the pain that I felt in my heart vanishe

More sorrowful tears streamed down her face like a shower. With a slow, deliberate movement, Madison rose to her feet, her dress rustling softly with the movement. The rain was already pouring down in a deluge, drenching everything in its path, but Madison cared less. The raindrops fell upon her like a thousand tiny knives, each one stinging with a fierce determination, but Madison gritted her teeth and pushed on, each step a defiance of the pain and sorrow that had once held her captive. As she walked, she wished the rain could wash away the stains of the past, the hurts, and the memories.

Her chest tightened painfully, a physical ache lancing through her heart. ​Everyone around her had gone silent. ​The sound of rain suddenly filled the air, heavy, freezing droplets beginning to pour from the dark sky, instantly hissing against the edges of the bonfire. Ria stepped back slowly, her body shaking from the inside out. ​Then, she turned and ran. ​“Ria!” Mira called after her, her voice desperate over the sound of the downpour. ​But Ria didn’t stop. The freezing rain soaked through her clothes instantly, pasting her hair to her face as hot tears streamed freely down her cheeks. She kept running across the wet sand, away from the light, until she finally collapsed behind a parked c