What If Your Blessings Come Through Raindrops Novels & Stories

"Only blessings bring rain." As if on cue, raindrops began to touch us and I gasped. "It's starting! Let's get inside!" I exclaimed. Nathan instead outstretched his arms in the air and allowed the rain to pour down on him. "Isn't this refreshing?" He announced while smiling at me. "You'll catch a cold," I warned. "If it's for you then I don't mind," he whispered.

I can’t help myself from smiling. I draw a devil horn. And I smile because that horn must be cut off. I promise dear god to initiate to do that! I also have to teach him let go of the things he shouldn’t be thinking much about. This would be great for him to experience a peaceful life even once in a while. Until… a raindrops drizzle on the car’s window. It is raining… Oh! How I love this kind of weather, it is giving me serenity. A raindrop… they seem like tears falling down your cheeks.

Still, I summoned my determination and pushed forward, my eyes scanning the landscape for any sign of relief. Suddenly, I felt a splash on my cheek—a light, unwelcome reminder from the heavens that I was not in control of the circumstances. I looked up, feeling the first raindrops begin to fall like a gentle but insistent tap dance upon my skin. Indeed, this couldn't be happening at the worst opportune moment. My heart sank as I realized how vulnerable I felt, exposed to the elements without shelter.

Charlie and Melissa both perished in the fire. I sighed deeply when I heard the full story. When the acceptance letter that was rightfully mine was returned to me, tears welled up and spilled from the corners of my eyes. I was finally able to attend university in this life.

And this is the first time someone just slept before I could start, hahahahaha. It would be better if I didn't wake her up and maybe she had a rough day at work. She must be too tired. I'm sure it won't be much of a relief from work if we stayed like this for a minute. “You’re so strange,” I whispered again and looked up at the sky. I was shocked and my eyes widened when I saw a shooting star in the sky, so even though it was already dark, I closed my eyes and prayed. Opening them again made me smile, closed them again and felt the cold of the night. This is unexpected. This wasn't I expected, but I'm not disappointed about it.

"She cannot eat my fortune cookie. Not only will she fail to get pregnant, but something terrible will happen. I’m refusing her for everyone’s sake." As for what that terrible thing was, I refused to say. Mara suddenly dropped to her knees again, trembling with emotion. "Rainie, please. I don’t know why you hate me so much, but your fortune cookie is the only thing in this world that can help me get pregnant. I’m begging you. Please, will that be enough?" She knelt before me, slapping herself menially. I didn’t react. I just stood there, letting her keep going until she finally collapsed and lost consciousness.

The trees were so tall that they disappeared into the clouds. A divine tree in the forest had protected our village for thousands of years. The villagers would send a woman into the forest every month as an offering to the tree. The divine tree had to be watered by a woman's private fluids. If the woman didn't produce enough fluids and didn't satisfy the tree, a disaster would befall the village. It would also cause the wheat fields to shrivel up, so we would have nothing during the harvest season. According to the rumors, the tree's branches were thick and strong. There were also powerful vines wrapped around the branches that would send a woman over the the edge of pleasure.

The price they have to pay this time is too expensive. Inside, Bella also shed tears, silently looking at her brother's burdened shoulders shaking with each sob. Outside, it was raining, thought it was just a passing drizzle but no, after a few strong winds blowing horizontally and vertically, the rain fell torrentially. The raindrops extinguished the fires that were igniting everywhere in the forest and eased the firefighters' worries. This rain is like a blessing to them. While everyone was looking for shelter from the rain, there was a man still sitting under a thin canopy of leaves, his arms tightly embracing the girl he loved.

I sighed into the kiss, melting into him. Eventually, I pulled away, catching my breath. “Actually, I came to talk to you… about shifting. I think it’s time.” “I agree,” he said with a smile that made my heart leap. “I’ve already told Amber to expect us soon.” On our way to Amber’s, the sky opened up, and it started to rain. I stood there, letting the rain fall on my face, feeling the cold droplets slide down my skin. I’d always loved the rain - how it washed everything away, how it brought a sense of renewal. As a kid, I used to run through the rain, even though it earned me punishments from the nuns when I’d track mud and water across their clean floors. But even then, I believed the rain

43 The sky was bluest blue and the squawking of birds flying above made Claire feel thrilled. Being able to walk without cameras following her was a new feeling. It was like she was independent again. Excitement danced with abandon in her spirit as she moved further. The reason she was alone here was because of the significance of this place. She had come upon a bridge above the river of blessing. She recalled Shawn's words, "The river of blessing has changed the lives of many believers, Claire. You throw things you don't want in your life in the river and it blesses you with whatever you want. Just make sure that you make your wishes wisely."