Storms Story Novels & Stories

It made her imagine if he was probably a werewolf that could see the future and know how to evade stuff. “Oh please, do not tell me that you have no idea about weather forecasters. It is like a normal stuff, although no one really pay much attention to things like that bit I do and that way it helps prevent bad days like this.” Jeremy explained to Nicole, the storm was even getting worse.

She bit back sobs of pain, knowing they would only echo in the small space around her and make the throbbing in her skull that much worse. She cringed when something thumped against the washroom window and a loud howling sound heralded an end-of-summer Florida storm. She hadn't realized one was coming, but if her head was any indication, it was going to be brutal. Sometimes she got really bad migraines when the weather was stormy. She wondered if they were due for a tropical storm or worse. She'd been so preoccupied with Ignacio's and Reyes' drama that she hadn't been paying any attention to the news.

"For three years, I was legally a widower. Now, I'm getting married, and the only wife I'll have is Lena Parker." Everyone in the room heard me. The story had been all over the news, so they already knew. A few people spoke up on my behalf. "Anyone who marries a woman like that is asking for trouble. Good thing she's an ex." "If you want to cheat, just get a divorce. Faking your own death is disgusting. Should've just died for real." Emily's face went white. Her emotions got the best of her. Blood began to stream down her legs. By the time Jake and my mother rushed in, she had already passed out.

Penelope The weather forecast predicted a major storm. It was the kind of storm that made all phones in the area ring with a notification. EMERGENCY ALERT / ADVANCE WARNING From: Office of Emergency Management & Civil Defense Severe Weather Watch: Major Storm System Expected Meteorological data indicates a severe, high-impact storm system is currently tracking toward our area. While conditions are stable right now, this system carries a high probability of destructive winds, torrential rainfall, and flash flooding when it arrives.

Powerless to change the outcome, he rushed to search for his wife and daughter—only to learn that neither of them was even in the country anymore. He was informed by his anxious subordinate that Sandra had been locked inside an abandoned hospital for three whole days. By the time the doors were forced open, the salt water that had drenched her had long dried, and she had miscarried due to stress and malnutrition. Sandra herself was barely alive at that point. As for Jamie, they found her body shattered with multiple compound fractures. Her mind had broken, and she had even bitten off her own tongue. Adam had never imagined Wesley could be this ruthless and vicious.

I was sandwiched between my brother and a man that wanted everything but nothing at the same time. “This storm is going to be going on for a while.” Steele sighed as he showed us the radar. Maddox shrugged. “We don’t have anywhere we need to be.” Everyone was quiet for some time, watching the rain slowly rise in a low spot down the street. It was peaceful and relaxing. That was until Cade started talking again.

she felt wasn't just stress. The storm was moving closer, and when it finally broke, it would take more than a red dress and a lie to survive it.

he said, more statement than question. She hesitated. Pride flared, then faltered. Exhaustion won. “Yes.” Rain began to fall in soft, tentative drops. Miguel exhaled, once. “You can’t stay out here,” he said. “Not with the storm coming.” Their eyes met then—hers wary but steady, his unreadable, intent. Neither of them knew it yet, but the road behind them had already closed.

Benedict was teasing Ebony with names over dinner when the call came through. The first real call. They’d been watching a storm for the last three days. It’s winds were pushing thirty-five miles an hour and lightning was flashing randomly throughout the mountains. The problems they were having was the area the storm was in had been a dry zone for the last eight months. They were waiting for the lightning to start multiple fires, flash floods, landslides, and car accidents. Humans would need help it’s how these things worked. Extreme weather was becoming worse not better. Humans could handle a lot but it was adding up.

WARNING: THE STORY YOU ARE ABOUT TO READ HAS SOME DISTURBING SCENES THAT MIGHT NOT BE SUITABLE FOR SOME READERS. ALSO PEOPLE, PLACES, AND EVENTS IN THIS STORY ARE ALL FICTIONAL. It's a stormy night, the rain falls heavily, the strong wind blew around destroying everything that came in its path, it's almost impossible for anyone to be outside by this time, No one has ever seen a storm like this, it was different, ice fell from the sky, but yet there wasn't a single cold, the weather was pretty warm, strange right?