The brilliant light overhead was still blinding-bright, and yet I could plainly see the glowing strands of… — Stephenie Meyer
The brilliant light overhead was still blinding-bright, and yet I could plainly see the glowing strands of the filaments inside the bulb. I could see each color of the rainbow in the white light, and, at the very edge of the spectrum, an eighth color I had no name for.
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