The Colors Only I Could See
25 Episodes
Episode 21
Seven-year-old orphan Evie sees people in colors: red for goodness, black for evil. While her reborn best friend heads straight for a wealthy home, Evie turns to the Carter family, choosing their troubled son Noah, who no longer believes in hope. Everyone assumes she chose the losing side. Yet as the rich family’s perfect image starts to decay, Evie’s gift reveals the truth behind the shine. In the end, she discovers that the real treasure was never wealth—it was belonging.
Episode 22
Seven-year-old orphan Evie sees people in colors: red for goodness, black for evil. While her reborn best friend heads straight for a wealthy home, Evie turns to the Carter family, choosing their troubled son Noah, who no longer believes in hope. Everyone assumes she chose the losing side. Yet as the rich family’s perfect image starts to decay, Evie’s gift reveals the truth behind the shine. In the end, she discovers that the real treasure was never wealth—it was belonging.
Episode 23
Seven-year-old orphan Evie sees people in colors: red for goodness, black for evil. While her reborn best friend heads straight for a wealthy home, Evie turns to the Carter family, choosing their troubled son Noah, who no longer believes in hope. Everyone assumes she chose the losing side. Yet as the rich family’s perfect image starts to decay, Evie’s gift reveals the truth behind the shine. In the end, she discovers that the real treasure was never wealth—it was belonging.
Episode 24
Seven-year-old orphan Evie sees people in colors: red for goodness, black for evil. While her reborn best friend heads straight for a wealthy home, Evie turns to the Carter family, choosing their troubled son Noah, who no longer believes in hope. Everyone assumes she chose the losing side. Yet as the rich family’s perfect image starts to decay, Evie’s gift reveals the truth behind the shine. In the end, she discovers that the real treasure was never wealth—it was belonging.
Episode 25
Seven-year-old orphan Evie sees people in colors: red for goodness, black for evil. While her reborn best friend heads straight for a wealthy home, Evie turns to the Carter family, choosing their troubled son Noah, who no longer believes in hope. Everyone assumes she chose the losing side. Yet as the rich family’s perfect image starts to decay, Evie’s gift reveals the truth behind the shine. In the end, she discovers that the real treasure was never wealth—it was belonging.
