Sayings About Rainy Days の小説・ストーリー

Nagpapaikot-ikot si Teedy habang ang mga kamay ay nakabukas ng maluwag. "Ikaw ang malalagot kapag napagalitan tayo, ha." Napatingin ako sa kan'ya nang tumabi ito sa akin. "Rain really makes me sad. Miss, I can see in your eyes the sadness," malamig na sabi niya habang nakatingin sa ulan.

Kung mangyayari 'yon balang araw, gaano kaya 'yon kasarap at kapa-panabik? Sa isip pa lang ni Rain, sobrang naging wet na naman siya at napaisip kung darating nga ang araw na 'yon hanggang sa dumating na ang sasakyang sinakyan niya pauwi. Sakto ang dating niya sa bahay sa oras na sinabi niya sa asawa niya, pero nakita niya na kaparating lang din nito. Naalala ni Rain na hindi naman late ang out ni Jared ngayong araw. Ibig bang sabihin ay totoo ang mga hinala niya?

At ngayon, kahit ano pa ang ibato sa amin ng tadhana, magkasama namin iyon na lalagpasan. When the bad thing is over, the good things are coming. In time, the heavy rain will suddenly be a warm sunlight. Life will rain you with trials, but there's always a rainbow in the end of them. Never lose trust and hope. Learn how to wait until all the wait will be worth it. -----Miss IYA-----

Tahimik lang sila, habang panaka-nakang pinagmamasdan ang mga dumaraan sa kanilang harapan. Hanggang sa basagin na ni Lucas ang katahimikan, “You know, Glay, problems are like rain. Minsan malakas at may kasama pang kulog at kidlat na parang walang katapusan, minsan naman ambon lang na dumadaan. But remember that every time the rain stops pouring, another shinny day will come sometimes, it also comes with a rainbow.”

Iritado kong turan kaya natahimik sila tsaka muling sinamaan ng tingin ang isa't isa. Imbis na gumaling ay mas lalo lang sumasakit ang ulo ko dahil sa kanilang dalawa, sa tuwing nagkikita sila ay palagi silang nag-sisigawan at ginagawang competition ang kahit maliit na bagay. And I'm fucking tired of it. “Rain. Palagi ka nalang nandito baka mamaya ay maghinala na ang magulang mo sayo.” Sambit ko kaya natigilan si rain samantalang kumunot naman ang noo ni Kalem

You are my sunshine, my only sunshine. You make me happy when skies are gray. You never know dear, how much I love you. Please don’t take my sunshine away. - You are My Sunshine, Moira *** WHEN IT RAINS, IT POURS. Naniniwala si April sa kasabihan na iyon. Since the day Cyril brings her to their new home, naging mas extra sweet ito.

Bawat pag sulyap niya kay Rain ay may hagod, pero sapat na ‘yon para malaman ni Rain ang nais nito. “Bakit hindi natin dagdagan ng kasiyahan ang usapan na ‘to?” Suhestiyon ni Mr. Wei at naglapag ng hundred thousand sa platong nasa harapan mismo ni Rain. “A hundred thousand to every glass you drink, Ms. Rain,” dagdag pa niya at sa pagkakataon na ‘yon ay may landi na ang boses.

“How's your day, baby?” Ngumiti si Sierra. “Super fun po, mommy. I met new friends and shared food with them. We also played in the playground but it suddenly rained so our teacher advised us to go inside but my friends said that we should get the ball that we left but when we were in the rain. We enjoyed it na po…” masiglang kwento niya. “I'm happy that you're had a good day but playing in the rain might get you sick.” “I understand po, mommy. I promise that it will never happen again.”

All I have are guesses, and each one slides away when I try to hold it. Bumuhos ang malakas ng ulan sa kalagitnaan ng pagmamaneho ko. Rain always seems to match my mood — loud, relentless, blurring the world until edges disappear. The rain was pouring so hard that I could hear it dropping in the car. I started playing the car radio and it said that there will be a heavy rainy season that will last for a week. I sighed and watched the sky with the strong thunderstorm. Watching weather feels safer than watching people; storms are honest about their power. I looked at my phone and saw that Kaila was calling me.

That sounds hilarious. Ang tanging naririnig na lamang niya ngayon ay tunog ng kaniyang paghinga. Maging ang tibok ng puso niya ay mahina na at halos wala na sa tamang bilang sa loob ng isang segundo. "Rain, rain, go a-away. Come again another day! Rain, rain, go away, come again another day! Little children want to p-play. R-Rain, rain, go away—"