Where Rainbows End Novel Novels & Stories

Pale sunlight broke through the clearing sky, stretching across the horizon, and a rainbow arched overhead. Once, my life lost all its color when I was forced to trade away what was mine to others. But now, at last, a new chapter was beginning.

But I wasn’t afraid anymore. Because no matter what came next— I had Noah. THE END

Glimpses of umbrellas and buses and the distant flicker of a crosswalk signal. Everything moves, and everything changes. He stops at a red light. Rain dots the windshield again. Riley's mind drifts away. Amanda's past is like a drop of rain that has long since blended into his world; what will it take for him to separate this drop of rain alone? She has started forward but I stay put. He rolls up the window again. The rain begins as a whisper, a soft murmur against the glass, like nature sharing secrets in hushed tones.

After rain, a rainbow—after old sins, a new beginning. --- Afternoon gave way to evening. The guards announced that only one hour remained. Nurul Islam played with Abrar, bounced him on his knee, told him a story: "Once there was a king. He had a very beautiful queen. They had a sweet little treasure, named Abrar. The king made some mistakes, and he had to live in the forest. But every day, the little treasure would come to the forest, take the king's hand, and say, 'Father, come home.'"

Not waiting for it to stop. Rain was part of balance too. During one long evening of storms the power in the town failed. Lamps replaced electric light. Shadows deepened. People gathered closer together. The traveler sat near a window listening to the water strike the roof. They opened the journal. The sound of rain seemed to guide the writing this time. Slow lines. Careful thoughts. They wrote about endurance. Not the kind that resists. The kind that allows. When the storm ended the town emerged washed and renewed. Puddles reflected the sky. Children ran through them without concern.

The rain had started again, blurring the skyline into soft edges. Victory didn’t feel like an ending. It felt like I had only paused to take a breath before turning the page.

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. --------

There are seven women who hate her to the bone, two terrifying demons, and one more King of Youkai that can decide her fate! Thinking of the rest of her gloomy, gloomy life, she rushed out into the heavy rain, constantly waving her hands in the air. “Belleza! Belleza!” The heavy rain and wind suddenly stopped, and the last sun of the day appeared behind the clouds, shining the last rays of light on the ground, leaving a long rainbow in the air.

- Lang Leav I'll see you at the end of the rainbows, Katherine. Wait for me a little longer, I will be there in time.

~RAINBOW I was falling. Was this the way my story was going to end? Was this my last chapter? It was at this moment that my body hit the water. And the first thing I felt was a thousand prickling thorns tearing into my body in the form of coldness. The water made a loud splashing sound and I fell deeper into the river. "RAINBOW!" I heard Nathan scream from somewhere out there. I should not have heard him but somehow, I did. And it was enough to make me fight again. This river could not get the better of me. I could not allow it.