When The Rain Stops Falling Novels & Stories

Let his soul rest in peace. It stopped raining, allowing the sun to emerge from behind the clouds. Its golden rays cascaded down upon the landscape, transforming the scene before me. The raindrops, once clinging to the grass, now glistened like delicate jewels. As if the heavens themselves had bestowed their divine touch, turning a somber moment into a moment of transcendent beauty. And I walked away from the place where the lone wolves lived, ready to return home, hoping for a new and better beginning. If only it could be...

Everyone had fallen silent and soon, the rain stopped. I lowered my hands and wiped the water off my face, peering up at the building. The fire was now gone.

RPOV—One Month Later A raindrop landed on my window. I pressed my finger to the glass that separated us, tracing its path as it clumsily slithered down. It collided with other raindrops along the way; however, that only drew it closer to its fall. Before I realized it, my finger ran out of glass to glide on, and the raindrop vanished, now replaced by its brethren that fell from the depressing sky. "Wouldn't it be wonderful, if we could disappear and be forgotten as easily as raindrops?"

I can still see Zeath strolling, though his figure now seems small since he has walked quite far. The motivation to keep going suddenly leaves me, so I just crouch down while tightly embracing myself, closing my eyes and hoping the rain would have pity on me and stop. Gradually, I get soaked. Soon, I start to shiver. However, most of the rain drops suddenly ceases—they stop beating me so hard like they did moments ago

Just the way his thumb strokes the inside of her wrist, grounding her, changing the meaning of everything that comes after. Applause is tentative, then sincere. The families remain separate, but respectful. No lines crossed. No wounds reopened. As the gathering disperses, the sky finally gives in. Rain begins to fall—soft at first, then steadier, washing the air clean. Julia steps under the awning, watching the drops streak the ground. Brandon joins her, slipping his jacket around her shoulders without comment. She looks up at the darkening sky, feeling oddly complete. “Funny,” she says. “The rain always used to mean something was about to fall apart.”

But I can’t give up yet. The pain is excruciating, but I push through it, determined to at least finish the race. “Would you stop raining for a second”to my surprise the rain immediately stops and that’s when I see that I’m almost at the finish line. It starts up again after a second. Okay that happened.

I leaned my head on Stephen's shoulder, I stared carefully at the setting sun. A few minutes later it started raining so we took shelter in a cottage. I raised my palm and caught every drop of rain.... I looked at the four of them who were now laughing as if they were talking about something funny, I also smiled while looking at them. Someone told me... 'Love is like rain Sometimes suddenly Sometimes it takes a while Sometimes the speed ends but why is rain so special? Because like love you can feel it but you can't stop it.' I'm happy, we're happy...I hope you are too Vanessa. -THE END-

He stepped a little forward, craned his neck upwards, and closed his eyes making the cool and tiny rain droplets directly hit his face. Be remembered for the words of his mom. His mom says whenever you are in a dilemma and can't think straight and if it's raining, stand in the rain. Feel every single droplet that falls on you. When tiny, cool, and pure water droplets hit your head, it helps you to think clearly. Think until you feel you can't think anymore. And the moment you feel you don't have anything left to think, you feel peaceful standing in the rain, you feel calm, you feel just rain, nothing else. That is the moment you have cleared all your dilemmas, your mind is in the right place

Unfortunately, it slowly started to rain, and the two of us took temporary shelter in the wide aisle of the shop. "Hopefully the rain will stop soon. I haven't told Dad that I'll be home a little late," I said as I leaned closer to Kenan. "Hopefully so. You are calm because I will definitely help explain everything to your dad, Kei," Kenan said to make me feel calm, thank you, Kenan." I watched every raindrop that was currently falling. The falling rain reminds me of the times when we fought each other over small issues and finally reconciled when it rained like this.

Instead, the rain tricked everyone into letting down their guard before suddenly turning deadly. Marcus finished the last of the broth in his bowl. "Exactly. It's like the damn thing is screwing with us." They were just about to start another round of poker when sunlight suddenly poured through the window. The acid rain had stopped. The sun was out. A brilliant rainbow stretched across the sky, so beautiful that it almost didn't look real. "The sun's out!" someone suddenly cheered from a nearby rooftop. More people rushed onto their roofs, laughing and jumping around in excitement.