**Trigger/content warning: This story does include situations of non-consent. If situations of that nature are not your cup of tea, maybe give this one a skip and check out some other stories from the LLL.**
**Thank you all in advance for reading this story, I have wanted to write this one for a while. I will start by letting you know in advance, this is a standalone story and not part of a series. Nonetheless, I hope you enjoy the read!**
"The rain is going to keep on coming folks, so keep those umbrellas handy if you are brave enough to go out in the storm." Said the weather woman on television.
Nathan sat on his cheap recliner, his legs extended out in front of him as the rain pelted the window to his left. Normally he hated watching the news, it was a continual onslaught of horrible world events that never ceased to end. But when it came to the weather...that was a different story. Channel five had the most beautiful weather woman Nathan had ever seen; olive skin, long dark hair that she usually curled at the ends, full chest which every now and again she gave a sneak peek at with a low cut blouse. And when she turned around to point at the greenscreen showcasing the map...that ass was to die for.
Nathan grabbed the glass of water on the end table next to him and sipped it, ensuring no ice made its way into his mouth. He kept his eyes glued to the screen where the weather lady- he couldn't remember her name- was showcasing the path of the storm with a swish of her hand. He set the glass back down and looked out the window at the relentless rain. It had been going nonstop for two days now and people were starting to worry about a potential flood. Nathan wasn't overly worried though, he lived on the fourth floor of an apartment building. The flooding would be an issue for the owners of the apartment complex.
He continued watching the weather report, especially as she turned around to show off her glorious ass, accentuated perfectly in her tight black pencil skirt. Obviously she wasn't showing off her ass and was just doing her job, but to him, it was a sight for sore eyes. He wasn't some weirdo that was going to jack off to the weather report either, but he was highly attracted to the woman on the screen and his crotch would give him away if anyone were to look.
Nathan gave a little jump at the sound of clicking coming from his right. He turned to look, realizing it was his doorknob. He dropped the lever of his recliner, sending his feet crashing to the floor and stood from his seat as the lock unlatched and the knob turned. The door flew open, letting in the sound of rain, and a figure darted in quickly before turning and slamming the door behind it.
"Fucking bitch!" Screamed a familiar voice from beneath the pulled up hood of the intruder.
Nathan's panic quickly ceased, replaced by shock. He watched as his daughter's face came into view as she pulled the soaked hood off her head. Her dark black hair was a soaking, matted mess as it clung to her rain-slicked face and neck, and she crazily brushed it away. She dropped her backpack to the floor and kicked off her soaking sneakers. She unzipped her hoodie and tossed it on top of her bag and looked to where Nathan stood with rage in her eyes.
"Nora...what is going on?" He asked her.
"Mom is what's going on! Always yelling at me and telling me that I'm such a rebel and looking for problems! God, I hate her so much!" Shouted Nora, waving her hands frantically in front of her.
"Ok, ok, calm down. Does she know that you are here?" Nathan asked.
"I didn't tell her where I was going, and frankly I don't give a shit! It's not like she cares anyway."
"That's not true, she loves you and would worry if you went missing." Admitted Nathan with an awkward smile.
"Right, I highly doubt it! She is just such a bitch sometimes, I swear!" Nora said, her tone escalating.
"That's new," said Nathan, pointing to Nora's head where a bright red streak hung in front of her face, standing out in contrast to her black hair. "I'm assuming that's what set your mother off?"
"It's fucking hair dye! My friends and I all did it for fun, just a streak, nothing crazy! But dear old mom said it made me look trashy, like I was looking for attention! So fucking stupid!"
"Language, Nora. And I'm sorry she blew up. I think it looks nice, really hip." Nathan said.
"Hip? Come on dad, you sound so dorky."
"I can't keep up with your lingo nowadays, every day it's something new." Nathan said.
Nora folded her arms over her soaked shirt. The rain had really done a number on her, soaking everything she wore. Looking at her t-shirt- a white one with a small logo on the sleeve of the arm, his eyes rested on her chest. The soaked fabric hugged her breasts like a glove- breasts that had just come in over the past year. To his surprise, she wasn't wearing a bra and her nipples were visible under the see-through material. They were hard from the cold, and the dull pink color...
He shook his head, immediately casting the image out of his mind. "Did you walk all the way here? I could have picked you up!" He said, walking to a small couch in the corner of the living room to grab her a blanket.
"Mom wasn't about to let me use her car, so yes I walked. And I didn't know where I was going. I just sort of left and decided to come here after mindlessly wandering in the rain." Said Nora.
"It's like three miles, Nora! You could have called, you can always call!"
He draped the thick blanket over her shoulders, hiding her basically bare chest from view as she pulled it tightly around her.
"Thanks," said Nora, walking further into the living room. "I was just pissed off and needed to get out, I wasn't thinking clearly."
"Your mom can get a little...fired up at times, but she means well." Nathan said, following behind her.
"I'm sure you know better than I do, at least you don't have to live with her anymore, right?"
Nathan and Maddy- Nora's mom- were in the swing of a divorce. The paperwork currently sat in a drawer in Nathan's kitchen, signed and ready to send in, but Maddy wanted to have one final discussion before he did so. Nathan wasn't sure what that conversation would entail, but he doubted it would be a plea for another attempt at making things work out between them. The marriage, which started to unravel when Nora was roughly five, took a bigger downward spiral with each passing year until Nathan called it quits. He still loved Maddy, and always would, but he couldn't live with her anymore. She was a passionate woman, but that passion turned to aggression more often than not. Nathan moved into his current apartment a little over three months ago, and he was already experiencing a heightened sense of peace.
"Your mom and I didn't see eye to eye on most things, but she is still your mother and as hard as it may be to realize, she does love you. She is just a lot to unpack at times." Said Nathan, sitting back on his recliner.
"You don't have to sugarcoat it dad, you can be blunt, I'm not going to rat you out to her." Nora said with a sly smile.
"I'm serious, I still love your mom, we just aren't a good match for each other and it makes more sense to do things on our own. It's a bit easier now that you're an adult. We wanted to hold things together while you were a kid, and we really did try to make it work."
Nora kept her eye contact as if the answer wasn't good enough.
"Even though yes, she can be a bitch at times." Said Nathan.
Nora laughed. "I'm going to use the shower, I'm fuc- sorry, freaking cold."
"That's fine. I'm going to text your mom and tell her that you're here, I don't need her going apeshit on me when she realizes you're here and I didn't say anything. I'll tell her you are good to stay here while things settle." Nathan called after her as she disappeared down the hall.
He heard the bathroom door close at the end of the hall and picked up his phone to text Maddy.
"Hey, Nora is here with me. I told her she could stay while things simmered down between you two. And it's not really my business, but it's just a streak of dye, Maddy, she is an adult and can do what she likes. Let's be honest, she could be up to a lot worse." He hit send. He was sure she would have something snarky to say about him telling her that it's no big deal, and he would deal with it later.