After The Rain Comes The Rainbow Novels & Stories

Instead, the rain tricked everyone into letting down their guard before suddenly turning deadly. Marcus finished the last of the broth in his bowl. "Exactly. It's like the damn thing is screwing with us." They were just about to start another round of poker when sunlight suddenly poured through the window. The acid rain had stopped. The sun was out. A brilliant rainbow stretched across the sky, so beautiful that it almost didn't look real. "The sun's out!" someone suddenly cheered from a nearby rooftop. More people rushed onto their roofs, laughing and jumping around in excitement.

The rain fell silent, the thunder faded, and the dark clouds began to drift apart. The wolves outside, who had been howling in prayer and fear, stopped too. They raised their heads to the sky. And then a rainbow appeared — wide and bright — stretching across the sky above Drukbane.

Tristan gazed at me, then he glanced at the rear-view mirror where we could see our sleeping twins in the backseat. “Seeing our children and you are safe, that’s the only expensive thing in my eyes. Even if I run out of everything I have, just don’t let you perish.” Maybe the saying is true that after a severe storm that destroys the surrounding area, a beautiful rainbow will appear at the end of it. Like everything that happened to me. All the people I cherish and love they didn’t do anything to me without hurting me, but when Tristan came into my life, I only felt love.

A kiss goodbye. The rain had finally stopped, giving way to a bright sky. The dark clouds had finally faded away, revealing the mesmerizing colors of the rainbow, painting the blue sky. There's beauty after the storm. There's light after the darkness. And just how the weather brightened up, Justine and Ray were finally able to smile.1 The kind of smile that reached their eyes. --------

That would be the very least that could happen to her. I know we will surpass all of this kind of typhoon, wiping us away instantly. I believe there is always a rainbow after the rain and I know Alison and Dwight will find that rainbow at the end of this! Nothing lasts forever like hell. Light will shine again unexpectedly when you least expect it to happen. Just believe and let go!

Because I felt it. “Thank you.” I glanced around the room once more. He still stood there as if he was waiting for me. “Let me walk you out.” I rolled out of bed, basking in my nakedness. Shane had seen this all last night and I was in the comfort of my own home, I was going to walk around however I wanted. I led the way to the door and he followed. I opened the door and saw rain. So beautiful, the sun was out but the rain came down in small droplets. I smiled, not realizing that Shane was watching me.

Prince replied. “Oh, I know a lot about life’s troubles,” Riley claimed. She told Prince about her and her parents’ lives, and after that, she declared, “But you know what? There is always a rainbow after the storm. So, whatever it is, I’m sure it will all be fine someday. The heavens will reward you for goodness and patience.” Prince looked at Riley with a soft gaze and furrowed brows. He gulped repeatedly and said, “Wow, you had it rough.”

"You know where the male Voodoo insect is. Kill her." ... After narrowly escaping the mudslide, John and his team found themselves safe and sound. The torrential rain that had plagued them suddenly ceased, and the sky cleared, revealing a bright rainbow. It seemed like a sign that things were finally looking up. They started their descent down the mountain. Ivana, soaked from the rain, was feeling a bit under the weather, so Mitbahl carried her on his back. Despite her cold and dizziness, Ivana was in high spirits, humming softly and twirling a piece of foxtail grass in her fingers.

When the show ended, heavy rain poured down, washing away all the filth and ugliness. A rainbow stretched across the horizon. I understood then that whatever didn’t kill me would only make me stronger. Now that I had a new life, there was no need to be chained to the past. I was no longer someone who stayed still. I would keep moving forward because only then could I find more beautiful scenery. My future was full of endless possibilities.

Some windows gave out white and yellow lights, but the others were pitch black. The cool monsoon air carried a sweet moist scent like a candy shop kept inside a refrigerator. The threatening rain left her attention and was interrupted time by time. Once a car passed by. Stray dogs began barking and when the car disappears, the dogs stopped barking satisfied that they had scared the car away. Later, a car came down the road and parked, a man got off the car, walking along the sidewalk. He was directly in front of Raven.