When The Rain Stopped Falling Novels & Stories

anito bago pumasok sa isang pinto na sa pagkakatanda niya ay wala roon noon. That’s probably now the bathroom, she quietly told herself. Once alone, she anxiously watched the heavy downpour outside through the closed windows. It looks like a storm was brewing. Kung sabagay, for the last few days that they were there vacationing, ni minsan hindi nagmintis sa pag-ulan tuwing hapon. At tumitigil lang iyon pagkatapos ng ilang oras, sakto sa paglabas ng buwan sa langit. But the rain that afternoon was different. Masipag iyon sa pagbagsak at tila walang planong tumigil. At kahit na anong gawin niya, hindi niya mapigilan ang mag-alala. Idagdag pa, na dahil sa lakas ng buhos ng ulan, dumili na ang

walang pagdadalawang isip nitong sagot, mabilis pa sa alas kwatro. Nagnining-ning ang magaganda nitong mata sa saya, nagsisi tuloy bigla si Rain dahil inaya pa niya ito when in the first place he already refused to come. Patay na naman siya kay Jack once she learned about this...

I miss my Rain. My baby...

It started from the day when you said goodbye The rain fall from above With those beautiful set of eyes Sadness was kept from inside Tears fell like it won't stop 🎶 Pinikit ko yung mata ko habang nasabay sa tugtog.

Tanging ang mga tunog ng patak ng natitirang ulan mula sa mga dahon ang maririnig. Napatingin ako kay Fin na tahimik lang nakaupo sa isang gilid ng kubo. Ang liwanag mula sa nagkukulimlim na langit ay bahagyang tumama sa kanyang mukha. Kahit sa ganitong simpleng ayos niya, hindi ko mapigilang humanga sa kanya. “I think the rain’s finally stopping,” sabi ko, basag ang katahimikan. “Good,” sagot niya nang walang emosyon. “We should head back.”

The sky above us had cleared, revealing thousands of tiny stars stretching across the dark horizon. For a moment, we just stood there, catching our breath, looking up. It was rare—us not bickering. I wasn’t sure how long we stood like that. Maybe a minute. Maybe more. But for once, being near him wasn’t completely unbearable. Then, just as I was about to say something— A cold drop landed on my cheek. Then another. And then, all at once—the rain poured down. “Shit!” Cole grabbed my wrist. “We need to find shelter!”