Fnaf Rainbow Novels & Stories

I got this hunch that he'd become aware of my gaze and was about to return it, so I looked away immediately. "Are you aware that the rainbow is just an illusion?" He asked turning to me, with that cute smile still playing on his lips. "Huh?" "The rainbow," he repeated, pointing towards it "it's an illusion cast on the sky due to the reflection of light" "Really" I said. He scoffed and silence reigned once again. I figured it was now time to part ways before he begins to grow on me. "I'm about to go in now," I said reluctantly "Which hospital building do you stay?" I grabbed the arms of his wheelchair.

Kamron said Nate’s name like it was something gross. I tried to keep my lips from smiling. “Yeah. Apparently, Amanda has decided we’re going to form a rainbow as a group. Kimi and I need to get yellow and orange dresses for ourselves and shirts for our dates.” “What color does Amanda want me to wear?” He looked nervous. An evil thought came to me, and I grinned at him.

Ji'lahni, Mina, Lucky, Mylan, Lateri, and Ameliah: “Mina, that baby got you losing your damn mind, riding a fucking rainbow. So she like the dude on the Lucky Charms box now. I get we have seen some unbelievable shit these past few months, but a god damn rainbow rider, really?” Lynn said shaking her head. “She's not lying, I saw it myself.” Mylan said, looking more weak then she had before. She was barely able to get up, the older she got the longer it takes for her to recover. “Grandmother, could it have been some kind of reflection that made it look like she was gliding on a rainbow. What kind of supernatural glides on a rainbow? It's kinda far fetch if you asked me.” Lynn asked still not

It was like talking to someone who just… knew everything. By evening, it started raining again. Raina turned off the main road and pulled into the largest nearby town. She decided they’d spend the night here—rest a bit and reach Crimson Hollow tomorrow. The moment they turned in, the rain suddenly stopped. A vivid rainbow arched across the sky. Raina’s eyes lit up, a soft smile tugging at her lips. She turned toward Leif, blurting out, “A rainbow!” But as soon as the words left her mouth, she froze. She’d blurted out something she shouldn’t have. Leif couldn’t see. No matter how beautiful the world was in front of him, it was all invisible.

My little guy beams and pats Karli’s cheek in agreement. Rainbow is the most popular vendor around here. She’s this mystical hippie lady with colorful hair, arms full of bangles and a heart of gold. Plus, her intuition is spookily accurate, something that probably runs in the family—Ziggy Beaumont is her niece, after all. She lives right down the road from Arnold and me, and my son absolutely adores her.

The two of them walked through the mud, their pant legs stained with yellow dirt, but Fiona was in high spirits. Standing on the hill, she breathed in the fresh air after the rain and spotted a rainbow on the other side of the mountain. "Gabriel, look! A rainbow. It's so beautiful. Come on, Gabriel, take a picture of me. Actually, let's take a selfie together to remember our first charity work." “Sure." Gabriel didn't refuse. As he walked to her side, she pulled out her phone and held it up, only to realize that he was too tall and was out of the frame. She glared at him, "You're so tall, you're out of the picture."

“And certainly not my brother.” The nurse hovers her pen over the screen. “Who would you like to list as your primary next of kin?” “Rainbow,” I say. The name feels like a victory on my tongue. “Rainbow Fallon.” The nurse pauses, her brow furrowing. “Is that a relative?” “She’s everything,” I whisper, letting a single, tear-like drop of moisture escape the corner of my eye. “List her. She’s the only one I want.”

{'People will stare. Make it worth their while.'} "What?!" Bailey howled, looking at me like I'd gone crazy. "You can't allow those animated bimbos to get close to us." I rolled my eyes. "We are just going to hang out. Nothing more, nothing less." "And who thought of this idea?" Hilary asked. "Quinn," I answered. "Oh, I get it," Tiana said as she threw the dart at the clutched balloons, attached to the wall. A bunch of confetti was blown out from the popped balloon and a tiny bear key chain fell out from it.

SHANE’S POV She’s very clean. I can think of a few young women off the top of my head who looked as if they were very clean and organized people, but being faced with their rooms and or households you were quick to learn that wasn’t true. Raine always wore the right, tight clothes. The things that she knew fit with her body well, that would make her stand out, no matter where she was or who she was with. I noticed that she played with colors, her makeup always matching the same shades as her clothing.

For a moment I toy with the idea of telling her, but something stops me. So I mumble awkwardly, “There um ... I can do something I need.” “What do you need there?” “Him,” I blurt out. She looks at me in silence. She tries to read in my eyes what I actually mean. Finally she says, “He's gone, and he never will be there …” With a shrug I end the conversation. Tomorrow I will leave. *** The rainbow colours lift me from the boat bench by the lake. The colours sparkle around me like sunlight in the water. It's like I'm breaking free from my body, as it floats in the spaceless space.