This chapter is dedicated to:

Natsu❀

The rain...the pitter patter on the roof above. The loud clank of the rain against my window. But, one other water source existed in this case. The other water source...they were my tears.

The water everyone loves during a hot summer day. The water people dance in. The tears from the clouds above. Gentle water falling from a dark colored sky. An almost black sky, with the most light water source. Something many people didn't have a problem with...well, with an exception of people dealing with Pluviophobia.

Most people have never had experiences with Pluviophobia. However, when dealing with Pluviophobia most children are afraid of the water outside their window, meaning rain.

Even though I have many friends, none of them share my worst fear. I'm a victim of Pluviophobia. Gajeel, the one who tells when I tell the truth. Jellal, the one who knows some --not all--- of my weaknesses. Gray, the ladies man. None of them know. So when the rain comes along, no one is around to help. My parents left my sister and I on a street in the middle of the rain.

Pluviophobia, a fear not a lot of people have. If these people do, it's severe. And I happen to be one of those people.

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Watching anime on my tablet, I couldn't see of the pitter patter. It's when it started to pound on my window that it received my attention. Looking to my window, my eyes widened. The rain. I plugged my ears and closed my eyes, crying a lot. My body shook with the memories of my parents leaving. Running from place to place in small clothes that I received when I was ten. Something has to remove the pain of the deafening rain.

I don't know what to do, Wendy isn't home. Wendy is my little sister, she's always here to comfort me when I need it, because she knows my fear. It was the rain. The rain was causing all of my fear to surface, and put me into an endless oblivion. Rain. Rain was the cause of some deaths...if it rains, the water in a lake can fill up, and if someone who doesn't know how to swim falls in the lake...they drown. It's safe to say that rain can kill people indirectly.