Beneath the surface of Rainbow's polished facade, a complex web of emotions simmered. The wounds of her past, inflicted by the very people who were supposed to love and protect her, still lingered. Being abandoned by her birth parents had left an indelible scar, a constant reminder that she was, in their eyes, disposable.

But life had a way of dealing with unexpected blows. Rainbow thought she had confronted the darkest depths of human betrayal until she fell deeply in love. It was then that she discovered the painful truth: not all promises are kept, and sometimes, the people you trust the most can hurt you the deepest.

Broken Vows

"A sing-off? Seriously, are you out of your mind?" I exclaimed, incredulous. Hunter's response was a cheeky grin, his eyes glinting with mischief. Before I could protest further, he took off like a shot, racing towards the room with the piano. 


I sprinted after him, calling out in a futile attempt to stop him. "Hunter, wait!" But he was too fast, and he slipped into the room before I could catch up. 


I sighed loudly, throwing up my hands in exasperation. "This is insane," I muttered, before pushing open the door and stepping into the room. 


"Fine! Pick a song," I conceded, throwing up my hands in defeat. Hunter celebrated with an absurd chicken victory dance, flapping his arms and bobbing his head. I rolled my eyes, chuckling despite myself. 


"'Can't Help Falling in Love,'" he declared, striking a dramatic pose. 


"Elvis Presley? Seriously?" I raised an eyebrow, feigning skepticism. 


LOVE FOR FOOLS.