Rain Code Characters Novels & Stories

Her eyes flashed a bright, molten gold color the moment she saw Xavier walking toward her through the deep mud. “Are you out of your mind, Xavier,” Raine shouted over the roaring wind, her voice sounding angry and sharp. “You followed me all the way from the jewelry store. I told you to stay the hell away from me.” Xavier did not shout back at her despite the loud storm. He walked slowly, his heavy boots sinking into the mud as he moved. He looked completely unbothered by the heavy rain. His voice was low, deep, and gravelly, but the sound carried perfectly through the wind straight to my ears.

I begged He hesitated for a while but later gave in. I started completing the number with zero but the number wasn't in existence. I went ahead with 1, it rang but wasn't picked up. The same went for 2. I gasped and looked outside my window. It was pouring heavily. Where had Caleb gone in this rain? I thought for a while. Suddenly, my phone rang, jerking me back from my thoughts. It was one of the numbers I'd called. My heart began to race. I didn't hesitate at all before picking "Hello" I said in all calmness

~CODY~ My phone buzzed with a message from Rain, sending my heart into a sudden race. I scanned the table for any sign of him, but he was nowhere in sight. The message on my screen illuminated with anticipation: "Meet me inside the forest - Rain." Excitement and curiosity ignited within me. Without hesitation, I pocketed my phone and headed towards the edge of the woods. "Rain," I called out when I couldn't spot him. "Here" A whisper reached me from behind, and before I could react, strong arms wrapped around me. Rain's lips pressed against my neck, and laughter escaped me—a delightful surprise.

the man turned around and left. Richard Hill's eyes narrowed with coldness as he stared at the computer screen in front of him. Outside, the rain began to fall heavily, accompanied by a loud thunderclap that shook the windows. The night seemed even more melancholic with the sound of raindrops tapping against the glass and the occasional flash of lightning illuminating the room. Despite the somber atmosphere, Richard continued to work diligently, undeterred by the stormy weather.

“You need to either enroll in daycare to pick better friends or let the ones who actually love you pick your friends for you — because, goddess, do I want to smack the living shit out of these childish cunts!” Alek and I both burst out laughing at that, the sound a small, bright thing in the heavy room. Then Rain walked in, exactly in her element: gothic lace, dramatic makeup, hair like a neon streak — long and blue with red tips — moving through the door as if she owned the place. Ryan lit another cigarette, his shoulders tight, his jaw flexing. He was forcing himself to stay calm, forcing himself not to rip these she-wolves apart. It worried me—because if I could smack them back into reali

“I have to go.” Inside, Charlotte noticed the door crack open. She started to rise, but Utter gently pulled her back. “Let her be,” he said. “She needs space.” “She looked upset.” “She’ll be okay. Just give her a moment.” Outside, Riele walked down the steps. The sky had grown darker. Clouds gathered above, thick and moody. A breeze whispered warnings, but she didn’t care. Her chest felt too full. Her heart was too loud. And then the rain came. Soft at first, like whispers, then heavier, like truth that could no longer be ignored.

🩷 🍒 . The night was restless, the rain falling in heavy, steady sheets that drummed against the glass walls of the penthouse. Aradhya stood silently in the balcony, her fingers curling over the steel railing as she stared at the rain cascading from the dark sky. The city below was a blur of shimmering lights and moving shadows, but her eyes were fixed on the droplets gliding down the glass.

"With the company of some cops of course." Silently ambling to the car, the evening was cold and wet with a brisk wind, sweeping the rain across the land. The cold moved in only to meet the warmth of her blood, her defense against such ice. Raven could feel it wash over her skin, again and again, only to be met by the beat of her heart. She smelled the rain—realizing it was an absence of all odors. She wondered if it was because her airways were not functioning properly, she could feel the little hairs in her nose freezing .

水 1 200 ( 1 200 Oraclia) [A/N before anyone bashes me in the comments, I know that that character (Chinese word or "symbol") means shui (water). I wanted it to be the currency so for the sake of the book I'm using it as that. I feel connected to water and that's what I'm doing. If you feel disrespected in any shape or form I'll change it but for now deal with it as Oraclia]

Most girls I came in contact with just wanted to be Luna, but she was different. The rain came down harder the closer we got to home. I didn’t know what was up with all this rain but I was thankful for it. I guess the Goddess knew we needed it. Once we pulled up to the packhouse, I helped Raina from the car. I tried to lead her to the front door when she pulled away. Everyone else was running inside but Raina had her arms spread, basking in the water coming down around her. “Good luck Alpha,” Victoria called from the front door before disappearing with her mate, Micah, and his date.