Disclaimer: Sigh No, sadly, I don't own…depressing, isn't it?
A/N: Well, this is going to be my last story for a while, school's about to start back up, and then I've got to write some more essays… unfortunately! Anyways, incase you missed my previous warning, this is Elricest, so please don't read if you don't like. Otherwise, enjoy!
You know, Ed had never really enjoyed the rain. It made his automail ports ache, and reminded him of things he'd rather not think about. Like the night that he and Al had decided to play God, and he had very nearly lost the one person that kept him sane and alive.
The rain seemed to open up all of his old scars, forcing him to relive every last one until he was grumpy, and grouchy, and reminded Al of an old bear; every bone aching, but a fierce, fiery pride getting in the way of doing anything to stop the pain.
"But," Ed mused to himself as he watched Al out the window as rain poured down around his slim figure, arms thrown wide open, and his face turned up to the heavens, as if in prayer, "but if every time it rains makes Al want to go outside and play, I might just have to change my mind about not liking it."
Even as he was thinking this, Ed's bright, golden eyes darkened with lust as he drank in the sight his baby brother made.
His hair was plastered to his head, making him look like an adorable little boy who had just discovered the joys of feeling the cool, refreshing rain on his face (which, technically he had, but Ed decided not to think about that). The rest of Al however, was anything but childish. His white shirt clung just so to his chest, emphasizing his lithe form, and the muscles that were hidden under a layer of tan, smooth skin. His soaking pants that weren't quite clinging to his thin legs, gave Ed a tantalizing picture of what was underneath all of those layers of clothing, and a certain annoying part of his anatomy stiffened at the thought.
Oh yes, the rain definitely had its perks.
A/N: Well, I hoped that you enjoyed! Please review; they're what keep me writing! Thanks!