When The Rain Stopped Falling Novels & Stories

Halos tumalon ang kanyang puso nang nakasulat sa papel. “If the rain falls, I will come to you. If it stops, I will wait for you.” Bumilis ang tibok ng kanyang puso. Umapaw ang saya doon at para bang tinangay ng hangin ang kanina lang ay mga alalahanin niya. Si Levi. Pumunta doon ang binata habang wala siya. Natitiyak si Luisa na sa lalaki nga galing ang mensahe na iyon. Hindi mawala ang ngiti sa kanyang mga labi habang kinikilig at paulit-ulit na binabasa iyon.

wika sa akin ni Lance na para bang may sama pa ito ng loob sa akin. Nagkahalo-halo na ang emosyon ko nang ipakarga sa akin ni Shainahiah ang bata. Nung una ay parang ayaw pa sa akin nito ngunit ng mag tagal ay naging panatag na ang bata sa akin. I won't leave you two again. Kahit anumang pagsubok pa ang humadlang sa 'tin, remember that I will always end up falling for you, Shainahiah.

I messaged Kiana that I would be going home late. The rain poured hard when I went outside. Hindi ko pala nadala ang payong ko. Medyo malayo pa naman ang parking lot mula rito. But I guess I just have to walk on the rain. Kesa namin maghintay ako rito nang matagal. Mas late ako makakauwi. I was about to run when an arm stopped me. "It's raining hard, Jez. Magkasakit ka pa niyan." His voice was laced with firmness. My eyes went to him. It was still there—the butterflies and the electricity all over me.

Big, heavy drops of rain began to fall, soaking Aria’s clothes and her suitcases. She stood there, drenched and shivering, staring at the house that was once her home. She had no boyfriend, no degree, no job, and now—no family. She was alone in the middle of a storm, with nothing but a broken phone and a heart that had been shattered into a million pieces. But as the lightning flashed, reflecting in her tear-filled eyes, something else began to stir beneath the pain. It was no longer just sadness. It was the spark of something dangerous.

I giggled because I felt his protuded manhood knocking mine. I'm sure we will do it right here, but we've been interrupted by another boom above the sky. I looked up when he kissed me on my neck, then I saw the rain began to fall. Napasinghap ako kasabay nang pagtulak sa dibdib niya dahil sa malakas na kulog at mabilis na pagbuhos ng ulan. Sabay kaming napatingala at nakita ang unti-unting pagbagsak ng malalaking patak ng tubig na sumisingit sa parte na walang dahon.

Maya stood by the window, watching the rain pour steadily down, the soft light of the late afternoon filtering through the droplets. There was something peaceful about the rhythm of it, something that calmed her unsettled mind. But today, peace was fleeting. After all the decisions she had made in the past few days, today felt like the calm before the storm.

Sabi ko "Ikaw lang kaya nag iisang lalaki ko At sa mga salitang ‘yon, habang umiikot kami sa gitna ng ulan na para bang lahat ng bagay sa paligid ay nawala— Na-realize ko. This wasn’t just rain. This was the moment I fell.

Morris . The showers of rain remind me of that day. It was raining hard as they lowered Brielle's casket into the hole in the ground. The hard rain from the sky itself is about to rip in half like my heart has. I stand motionless, without an umbrella, away from the crowd, hiding in silence, mourning, and listening to the priest talk about life, the blessings of resurrection, suffering, and redemption, about how holy the love of God is to his people. So many words, but it's all useless to me.

B-baka sila ay hindi na bumalik. Dahil dito, hindi na napigilan ni Rain ang kanyang damdamin, bumuhos ang kanyang luha at umiyak ng malakas. Nang makita ng mga bata na umiiyak si Rain, napatigil sila at nagkatinginan, tahimik na nagmamasid.

It’s not like she has not seen anyone half-naked, right? “Can you share me the blanket?” he asked. Kagat-labi siyang bumaling dito. Kusang tumango ang kanyang ulo at inabot dito ang dulo ng blanket. Mariin niyang kinagat ang ibabang labi nang bahagyang dumampi ang mainit nitong balat sa kanya. She cleared her throat and looked outside the window. “When will this rain gonna stop?” “The next morning,” he replied. “We’re stranded here.”