For the first time in so long, I felt there was some sort of hope for us. That maybe we would give up that stupid desire of leaving our planet and focus on what we needed to enjoy it more, live better. I still had to work hard to fix things I didn’t quite know how to make work, but the plough was working perfectly, making it easier for us to work our fields, and I was almost done fixing another appendage for the tractor which I assumed was for sowing.
“GO HOME AND get ready,” Michael said without greeting me. A wide smile lit up his face, his eyes glowing with mischief.
“Get ready for what?” It didn’t matter. I’d follow him anywhere. I threw my tools back into their wooden box and closed the doors of the garage behind me.
“I can’t tell you, it’s a surprise. I’ll be at your house in an h
