Misty Jenkins never fit in anywhere. Girls envied her beauty and often hated her for it. Boys only wanted to get between her legs. The teachers never intervened when she was bullied and teased. It hurt to the deep inner core, but with every fiber of her being she refused to let them see her cry. Instead, she held her head high, but the pain was becoming too much to withstand that she tries to end it all in her moment of self-loathing. Thinking she could use a fresh start, her mother whisked her away to a small southern town where she meets a girl just like her. A girl named Rainbow. A girl that was happy to be herself. A girl who ignored all the bullying and teasing and saw the beauty in a world so black and white. To her it was full of color. That's why she believes true happiness can be found. Because Rainbow made her believe that being different and unique made her special. Maybe not to everyone in the world. But she knew in Rainbow's eyes. She mattered. This is a story about a girl finding her place in the world. In finding true happiness and love. Because of her. Because of a girl named Rainbow.