Tears In The Rain Novels & Stories

But before I could fully comprehend the magnitude of this moment, they faded away, their forms dissolving into nothingness. I awoke from the dream, my heart pounding in my chest, a jumble of emotions swirling within me. Tears welled up in my eyes, their presence delicate and hesitant, as if unsure whether to make their appearance known. But gradually, like a gentle rainfall turning into a torrential downpour, the tears began to flow, escaping my eyes bit by bit. They traced their paths down my cheeks, leaving behind glistening trails of raw emotion.

I could feel my heart breaking all over again. Tears fell down my cheeks as I held her tight and whispered all the words of love inside my soul for her. “ Just come back to me my Rain.” I whispered as I shut my eyes and let sleep take me to the land of dreams where I could be with Rain again.

I turned away from Olivia so she doesn't see my tears because this time I want to let myself be consumed in my sorrow. And as soon as a single tear dropped from my eyes and hit the ground, the clouds opened and it started raining heavily. I spread my hands out in the rain, with my eyes shut, while letting my tears flow freely. For once, I wished the rain could wash away my pains. And when I opened my eyes, my heart almost burst out due to what I saw, I saw my Alexander standing and smiling with me in the rain, just a few feet away from where I stood.

I said. She paused. She didn’t say anything. She didn’t ask about what happened. She didn’t even nod her head. She opened the door and walked out. I ran and closed the door behind her. I didn’t bother holding back my sobs as I bolted the door. I turned from the door, my back against the wood, and slid down to my backside. The dam broke free and the tears fell of their own volition now. I threw my head back against the door and stared out the window. The clouds were gray and it was starting to rain. I could taste it in the air. The sound of rain filled the room as it started to fall down hard. It was soothing in a way, the sound of rain as it washed everything away. I scrambled to my feet and

she comforted herself, outstretching her hand to stroke the wide sky. Lumpy clouds dotted the sky, painting a distinct difference between the arctic blue and the pristine white. It was as beautiful as ever. While she was absorbed in the tranquil sight above, something slipped out of her pocket—the half-magnolia jade. Holding it up high, she watched the weight slide to the middle of the blue yarn, shimmering under the sun. Her lips quivered, parted, and shut. Before she could react, tears once again welled up in her eyes as the agonizing scene flashed across the back of her mind...

All I could do was clutch his portrait and weep until I fainted. I quickly raised my hands to wipe my eyes and said, "I want to marry Eric." Father blinked in surprise. "Are you sure? Weren't you the one shouting as a kid that you'd marry no one but the boy from the Garrisons?" When I nodded frantically through my tears, Father didn't understand why I was crying like this, but he relented. "There, there. I'll talk to Chief Grayson in a couple of days and ask what he thinks, okay? Don't cry, sweetheart."

Silent tears rolled down my face. Why? Why couldn't I just have a normal family and a happy life? I never wanted to hurt anyone. I never even got involved with the things they did. But maybe I wasn't innocent either. The money that was used to raise me was dirty, stained with blood and tears. No matter how much I tried to deny it, I couldn't escape payback forever. I just never thought the price would be my own family trying to kill me. When Neil saw me crying, his whole face darkened with fury.

“How could she be dead? It was just medicine texts. Aithne went through them loads of times and nothing ever happened…” But I wouldn’t answer him anymore. Once upon a time, I would have wiped away his tears. But now, I could no longer touch them. And I didn’t want to, either. His tears had come far too late. Several elders flew over in no time. By then, Parents were crying so hard that they couldn't breathe properly—Mother had even fainted. The head priestess saw the scene and her face twisted with shock and blazing fury. Only Aithne stood to the side, fists clenched, her expression truly terrifying.

I also got up to take him outside. When Rum left, I stayed outside first. I looked up at the sky. The sky is dark. I don't see a single star, it looks like it's raining. I went out the gate to take a walk outside. This is what I want, this is what I always look forward to, the rain. When it rains, I shed my tears, which I often hold back. I feel that when I cry while the heavy rain is pouring down, I have sympathy. As I was walking was the gradual dripping of raindrops. I looked up at the sky again, at the same time my tears kept falling. I don't know what I did wrong to be punished like this. It would be nice if it was just me, if no one was affected — but because my children are involved.

After dying and coming back to life for my king for the 99th time, I am sent to the heavenly altar to be sacrificed yet again. The divine beast is about to awaken, and it demands the blood of the woman born with the phoenix's fate. But Arabella Beaumont is the true phoenix's reincarnation. Terrified, she throws herself into Edward Fairchild's arms. The man who once broke his kingly pride for me takes my hand and says gently, "Thea, go in her place." I stare at Edward, stunned. He lowers his voice, coaxing me, "You have the System. Even if you die, you can always come back. If Arabella goes up there, she'll die for good. Once you return, I'll make you the queen at once." Little does he kn