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Some of the younger generation do not know about the superstition of The Rains. They were not old enough to remember how quick rains always brought bad luck to the town. The first record of these tales was about a lumberjack who was caught outside when the storm hit. They found him days later with his own axe stuck in his head. The second was the time when a couple was found half eaten in their home after The Rains, the words three-part harmony carved into the wall. The third time, well, no one really knows what happened the third time. The only thing that matters was that The Rains suddenly hit and something terrible happened because of it. The End.
What, you want to know more about The Sudden Rains and the third story? Well, I don't know I mean it is rather long and… 5 bucks per listener. No, you cannot just go and Google search the story, and the money must be paid up front. Just put it in the jar labeled "Money Mr. Pines got for scamming bored people". Thank you.
Alright, on with the story.
It was a dark and stormy night. What, you have a problem with the story? Well I'm sorry that it isn't very creative. I mean the story is called The Sudden Rains and the Third Story. Yeah, well I don't care what you think you snot nose brat. Oh, so now you're going to cry to your mommy? I so scared. Just be sure to tell her that there are no refunds!
Anyways, where was I? Ah yes, It was a dark and stormy night. The rain had come without warning leaving many out in the harsh downpour…
The cursed water pelted him in the eyes as if the water itself knew the terrible crime he had just committed. However, the dark hooded figure knew he could not stop for the storm. He had to get as far away from those freaks as he possibly could. Quickly, he glanced over his shoulder to see if anyone was following him.
From that point on it all went downhill. His bicycle hit a tree root sticking out of the ground. The figure went soaring over the handlebars and into the mud. The glass objects that were stored inside his backpack came tumbling out, rolling into the flooded river.