Umbrella Scene Miraculous Ladybug Novels & Stories

Her hand trembled, and she almost lost her grip on the umbrella. Luckily, she managed to steady the umbrella in time. However, half of her body got soaked by the rain in that brief moment. Suddenly, Miranda heard footsteps behind her. It sounded like the muffled thud of leather shoes hitting the wet asphalt. At first, she didn't think much of it, but soon Miranda noticed something strange. When she picked up the pace, the footsteps behind her quickened. When she slowed down, the footsteps followed suit. This meant that someone was trailing her!

I questioned, raising a brow as I took the handle of the small umbrella, scooping up a bunch of scattered pens on one of the desks and placing them into their designated cup. "Well then," chuckled Camila, switching off the classroom light and dragging me through the corridor, "we better hope we don't get hit by lightning." As we stepped out of the front door, the wind hit me like a ton of bricks, almost causing me to topple over. The icy air danced across my skin, causing goosebumps to appear quickly. I held the umbrella above me, using it to also block my face from the gusting breeze, feeling guilty as Camila walked beside me without protection. The rain drenched her even more than she alre