It's Like Rain (Orlando Bloom/OC)
Mature story. Contains depictions of sexual situations and strong language.
"Tell me you love me," were the last words she heard from someone she loved dearly, who
left a large hole in her heart.
Do something you hate. Misery brings up character. Doing something she hates and misery that follows seems to be what it's all about in her life. After too many tragic endings in her relationships, she has been too afraid to fall in love again. But when her boss tells her to go to a fundraiser, and he waltzes into her life, she falls into pieces, because she's too scared to admit to love again.
She creates her own misery and does something she hates for awhile. She runs half way across the world to flee from making the right decision, and chooses the wrong guy before realizing that there is really no one else for her than him. But who said it was easy to love a celebrity? Who said it would be a fairy tale romance with rose petals and all? She'd like to share a piece of her mind with that waif.
