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Love in the Rain

 


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Ayaan had never believed in love at first sight. It always seemed like something out of a fairy tale, too good to be real. But that was before he met Zoya.

It was a rainy afternoon when Ayaan first saw her. He was sitting in his favorite café, sipping a cup of steaming coffee, watching the rain paint the streets with a glistening shine. Then she walked in—drenched from the sudden downpour, her long, wavy hair sticking to her face, and her laughter echoing like music. She brushed the water off her blue dress and looked around for a place to sit. All the tables were occupied, except for the one across from Ayaan.

She hesitated, but then walked over with a shy smile. "Mind if I sit here?"

Ayaan nodded, unable to find his voice for a moment. "Of course."

She introduced herself as Zoya, and soon, they were lost in conversation. They talked about books, travel, and their shared love for the rain. Ayaan felt as if he had known her forever. Hours passed, and when the rain stopped, she smiled and said, "Maybe the rain wanted us to meet today."

Days turned into weeks, and their café meetings became a beautiful routine. They would sit for hours, talking about dreams, fears, and everything in between. The rain became their unspoken connection, as if it had brought them together that first day and continued to weave their story.


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One evening, as they walked through the city streets under a shared umbrella, Ayaan realized he was in love. "Zoya, I think I’ve been waiting for you my whole life."

She looked up at him, her eyes shimmering under the city lights. "And I think I was meant to find you in the rain."

Ayaan smiled, holding her hand a little tighter. The rain had once been a simple part of life for him, but now, it was their love story—written in drops that fell from the sky, in laughter that echoed through cafés, and in the warmth of two hearts beating as one.

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