The wind blew through my hair dishevelling them all over my face as I ran a hand through them, looking up. The sky was getting darker as black clouds were making their way over it. Now the breeze felt cold, piercing my clothes, it sent chills to my body. Rubbing my arms while hugging myself I started walking towards the main street when I felt a cold tingle over my head then on my shoulders, on my face and the drizzle started.

Thunder rumbled, indicating that heavy rain was soon to begin as I fastened my pace looking around for something to cover my head but there was nothing so far.
Finally the rain started pouring down with full force, quenching the thirst of the earth.

Regret. If I had waited for my driver and stayed in school, I would not have been standing here, drenched from head to toe in the middle of the road. I sighed looking at the others who were passing by me.

I didn't want to get more wet so lowering my head I covered it with my hands before stepping forward but the shadow forming on the ground indicated the presence of something above my head and made me stop at my position. I looked up, a blue umbrella. As I turned back you were standing in front of me just an inch apart. I could feel your warm breath on my wet, cold face.

Your perfect red lips formed a beautiful smile that filled my soul with warmth. Warmth of happiness and pain. The lightning flashed in the sky but its spark rose in my heart, setting it on fire. A fire of desire. Desire, that, those lips were mine, you were mine but I knew it was impossible.

You were already taken.

Bitter tears rolled down on my cheeks, further hiding in the raindrops.