Rain Short Story Novels & Stories

The rain had always been a perfect shade for me. It drowned out the noise of the world — the gossip, the expectations, the loneliness. Standing by the café window, I watched droplets slide down the glass like tiny dancers. I wasn’t expecting love. Not today, not ever. I was waiting for the rain to stop so I could go home to my quiet apartment — and the quiet ache that had lived there for years. “Then suddenly appeared a mysterious creature”

Sympathy poured in. The family stood together. Stronger. Unbroken. Elena finished the chapter. Titled it: The Rain That Never Forgets She printed it. Bound it. Placed it beside the others. Then she walked to the veranda. The rain was falling harder now—angry, relentless. She stepped out into it. Let it soak her dress, her hair, her skin. She tilted her head back. Closed her eyes. Let the water run down her face. She whispered to the rain.

It’d be a cold stone, just like his memories. The sky darkened and the large clouds moved, hovering above me. The first raindrop was only an opening. Another followed, then another, until it became a constant pitter-patter. People slowly dispersed, running for cover. Absent-mindedly, I noticed Vasili opening an umbrella to shelter his wife and children. Sasha opened his umbrella and took two steps towards me, sheltering me from the rain. The pitter-patter became louder. Puddles began forming fast around me, and I watched the water surround me. Dampness seeped through my dress and into my bones.

The Rain The rain made a very loud noise tonight. Heavy rain falls and hits hard on the roof of the houses and also on the ground. I listened to the sound of the rain and felt the heavy weight of the water streaming like it will never end. The rain constantly poured followed by a very strong sound of thunder which made Chi-Chan barked in panic. I saw Mallory quickly jumped on her mother’s lamp as soon as she heard the sound of the thunder. ‘Mama, I’m afraid.’ Mallory cried as she embraced her mother tightly in fear. ‘Don’t be afraid, the thunder cannot enter the house.’ Her mother said. ‘Baby listen, our roof won’t break because of the thunder.’

The whole room is filled with the poisonous smell, how can I not feel it before. The rain continously pouring down from last night without taking a second break. A girl with black umbrella walk slowly take steady steps to prevent getting slip. A harsh wind hit making her umbrella almost flew but she hold it tightly and again started walking. She is doing the same throughout the way getting soaked a little. And that girl is none other than me. Lilly take a day off as she hate rain but me being a peacock come out chiming just to enjoy it. Afterall it's the first rain of the season but now I regret my decision as it's no longer a smooth romantic rain but a wild one.

CHAPTER 14. THE UNEXPECTED VISITOR The rain draped down my skin in a steady, downpour. I was wet like a puppy and my hair was sleek and glued to my face. It was heavy rain and a weird change in the weather. No one had mentioned the possibility of rain today. The day had also been so bright and had no trace of a storm. All of a sudden, the cloud had turned gloomy and the rain came down.

She could see the vague reflection of a stressed her breaking into a little grin on the damp window pane, as well as her surroundings. Suddenly the sounds of the raindrops pattering on the window panes fascinated Maze. She wanted to open the window and play in the rainwater. But didn't dare as Ryan wasn't in the mood to let her do it. She stayed there helplessly staring at the rain. The shower of the rain overwhelmed her. Ryan wasn't interested in the rain, he was scared, brutally struck by the harsh reality. He was rather annoyed by this unwanted rain, it was hindering his driving as it was hindering him driving fastly.

The weather turned the next day. They’d barely ridden an hour when the sky, which had started as a sullen grey smear, thickened into something darker. Clouds boiled up from the west, low and heavy, swallowing the weak autumn sun. Rin tasted the shift in the air before the first drop fell—metallic, charged, the way it always felt just before the sky decided to open. “Rain,” Jax said, sniffing. “Fast.” Rhea looked up, squinting. “How far to the next settlement?”

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.

she says turning on the shower so that the chilly water will calm us both down. But, Rain doesn't mind the chilly water, because she concentrates on my intimacy, only to bring her closer to hers with that look loaded with so much desire that I try not to fall more than I have already fallen into her charms. So, I recoil feeling like an animal cornered by its predator and that's exactly what happens, because although I am also part animal, Rain's savagery places her as a predator and I as her prey. “Do you think the chilly water is going to stop me? Lake, I´m in heat.” says Rain.