Where Rainbows End Novel Novels & Stories

The delicate design and pastel colors were supposed to be sweet, but all they did was make me queasy. I dumped the cake in the trash. Then, I looked up at the chandelier. The lights flickered softly, as if they were mocking how foolish and pathetic I had been. Before I knew it, tears slipped down my cheeks, falling onto the couch and disappearing without a trace. At that moment, the door swung open. Declan walked in and stopped short when he saw me curled up on the couch. "Scarlett, why are you still awake?"

“And I’d take it again, if it brought me here.” Her laughter fades into a smile, her hand resting over my heart. “So… what now, Mr. Hale?” “Now?” I echo, brushing a kiss across her forehead. “Now we live. Loudly. Messily. Together.” She hums. “You’re so dramatic.” “Only for you, firecracker.” Outside, the rain begins again soft, steady, familiar. But this time, it doesn’t bring sorrow. It sounds like home. The End.

" He scooped Brianna up and walked out without looking back. I stood there alone, the whispers from outside the door cutting through, every one of them landing like a blade. Diana rushed in. "What happened? I just saw Dexter carrying Brianna out." My face was drained of color. It took me a long time to manage a smile. "Diana, can you move my flight up to tomorrow? I really can't stay in Ridgehaven anymore."

That was more than enough. The End

His eyes were deep as if they could swallow everything in the world as he snarled, “You drive the d*mn car now!” “Okay!” Lucas yelped. ‘See! Even the noblest and most educated man in Rothesay is cursing. Mrs. Connor, you and Garrison Larson better not do anything stupid!’ “Rainbow Bridges” were two bridges. The reason “Rainbow Bridges’ was known as Rainbow Bridges was that there was a thick layer of mist at every moment in the two-meter wide space between the two bridges that erected parallel to each other above the water. When the weather was bad, the people on one side of the bridge would not be able to see the people on the other side of the bridge. It was only when the weather was clear

Only then, things were different here. After the rain, the tiled asphalt glistened, holding the weariness of the rain. And with every movement of the carriage wheels, every stone on the ground trembled, heading toward the people. First a shudder in the little stones, and then a thunder that made everyone shudder. Lifting their heads up, people angrily opened their umbrellas and moved on. The rain wanted to start dripping, but seeing that everyone was on standby, it moved aside. And as people relaxed and forgot about the bad weather, the rain abruptly began to fall, catching everyone in its embrace. With each quickening step, the rain got heavier and heavier. It was a game where people were c

Why are you acting so weird? Rainbow : no nothing. I'm not avoiding you, I'm...i didn't... do anything at all Blue : when you act this way, you've done something crazy. What did you do this time Rain? She tried to swim away but Blue held her hand Blue : tell me Rainbow : I threw away your shell. I broke it deliberately Blue : whaaaaat! Blue was really angry with Rainbow She yelled at her and swam away angrily Rainbow began to cry She went home and stayed there all day

But he didn’t tell her those pretty little lies that Grayson would be okay. The rain poured down angrily, and the wind stole items and tossed them around the city, by the time Leo shifted into park in the alley behind Docs. It was a nasty storm brewing as if God himself was pissed. Like a howl in the air, a tantrum from the man above. But right now, nature’s fury seemed little in comparison to that of Amberleigh Dubois’.

'' I got up from the chair and started to look for the exit of this fucking looking labyrinth mansion. ''Do you want me to show you where the exit is?'' Aaron says with a sarcastic voice. I turn and glare at him, tears still running down my cheeks. As soon as Aaron saw my face, regret formed on his face. I got out of the kitchen, and I could hear Aiden calling my name. I didn't care. I just wanted to get out of this house, but suddenly I felt dizzy and everything was spinning. And after a second, everything went black.

Rain poured relentlessly, and I stared at my phone, irritated by Terence's last text. [I'm busy today. Can't be there with you. Head home and help me pick someone up at the service area.] I turned off the screen as memories of those rainy days flooded my mind. When I was ten, my mom leapt from the 18th floor, her body broken and alone in the rain. Blood and tears flowed from her eyes. My dad glanced at her, cursed under his breath, and pulled me away.