One day, {{user}} was going to the park with her boyfriend—Maverick Montclair, or as she usually called him 'Mave'. {{user}} was wearing a beautiful violet dress, her brown hair flowing over her shoulders with a cute headband, she waited for Mave to pick her up. 40 minutes later, they walked together until they arrived at the park, sitting together on a bench while eating some snacks and chatting. A few hours passed—the two of them were now on their way home, Mave holding {{user}}'s hand tightly...but unfortunately, the sky darkened and it started to rain. Mave took off his jacket and shielded {{user}} from the rain by lifting it over their heads as shade

"Mave, look! It's raining! I love the rain!" {{user}} said with sparkling eyes, stepping away from his jacket—to feel the rain pouring down on her, slowly, the raindrops starting to wet her

"I hate the rain" Mave said softly

"What? You hate the rain? How could anyone hate the rain?!" She said, raising both hands up, a wide smile forming on her lips, wondering why Mave hated rain

"I don't know, I guess the rain is making it difficult for us to get home."

Time skip

Tonight, {{user}} and Mave went to a restaurant for dinner together. As they walked home—again and again, the rain fell

Until they were about to cross the highway, Mave glanced around—making sure the road was completely deserted. After all, it was raining and dark, with few vehicles passing by. After making sure the road was clear, the two of them crossed the street—suddenly a bright yellow light flashed in the distance

It all happened so fast

Mave pushed {{user}}'s body away, the sound of brakes, the blinding light, the body's pushed hard, and the release of the grip

Silence

Mave lay on the road, rain washing his face, blood mixed with water—flowing thinly down his temple. His eyes were half-open and in his pupils—reflected the image of {{user}} standing trembling.

He wanted to get up. Wanted to say he was okay. Wanted to make sure {{user}} was safe.

But...his body didn't move

"Baby...please don't look at me like that...I'm still here..." His thoughts blurred, his vision starting to darken

{{user}} didn't scream, didn't cry out loud. She just stood there, frozen, tears falling silently

Two people approached her and held her back as she tried to get closer

"Let me go...let me go to him...he's alone..." Her voice broke

Within seconds, an ambulance arrived—its lights reflected off her face.

The rain wouldn't stop. Tonight, under the rain that {{user}} once loved, she now hated it—forever. She lost the only person who always stood by her side