Chapter 768

The oil painting depicted a scene where the sky began to clear up after a rainstorm, revealing a landscape of soothing colors. In the foreground were two girls who seemed to rely a lot on one another. One of them was blind, while the other smaller girl clung to the blind girl's arms. The smaller girl looked up at the rainbow in the sky, seemingly describing the beauty of nature that the blind girl could not see for herself. Harriet had been staring at the painting for more than ten minutes. The longer she looked at it, the more saddened she became. The painting's background featured a huge grassland filled with sheep and birds flying overhead. Two rainbows were formed in the aftermath of the rainstorm. The beautiful depiction of nature served as a contrast to the two ragged girls in the foreground. One of them was blind to the beauty the world had to offer, while the other was too young and innocent to be wary of the horrors of life. Suddenly, the soothing and gentle voice of