 do much of the talking. Humans weren't good listeners as they went on and on about their issues, Xapiens considered frivolous and stupid. The Xapiens maintained a weird eye contact as their identicals talked. Their eyelids never blinked as they glared and listened to their identicals like their lives depended on it. It was the same with the Xapien kids, they were not as playful as their identicals. They looked like they were on a mission. Human kids didn't seem to know one another or cared about the Xapiens kids, but they interacted regardless, in that clumsy way typical kids would on the playground -- sometimes being nice, impolite or even rough. The human kids screamed with excitement as they pulled them to the playground to ride on the seesaws and forced them to glide the sliding boards. A football ball rolled toward one of the Xapien kids, he picked it and a girl tackled him and took the ball without acknowledging him. The Xapiens kids looked at each other and shook their heads.

Later that evening, Gabriel, Pamela and their 2 children, Sarah and Emmanuel were on the lounge eating salad with their hands.

'Kids, how was your day?' he asked.

'It was okay, but the humans can't play our games,' Sarah replied.

'Yes, they forced us to play their stupid games,' Emmanuel added.

Gabriel and Pamela burst out laughing.

'You'll be okay,' Gabriel said, then gave him a light tap on the shoulder.

'Are you enjoying your new home on earth?' Pamela asked.

Emmanuel nodded. Then Pamela turned and looked at Sarah for a response.

'What about you, sweetheart?'

'It's very nice and better than at Gadju,' she replied.

'I am tired of running,' Emmanuel added. 'We are safe here, right father and mother?' Gabriel nodded, sighed and looked at Pamela.

'Yes, my children, I hope so too,' he replied.

An hour later after Emmanuel and Sarah went to sleep. Gabriel and Pamela were on the lounge seated on the couch.

'Do you think humans will ever chase us out of here?' Pamela asked with a concerned look on her face.

'Not a chance.'

'Why are you so sure?'

'We offered them something they always needed.
do much of the talking. Humans weren't good hearer as they sound on and on about their issues, Xapiens consider frivolous and unintelligent. The Xapiens maintained a weird center contact as their identicals talked. Their eyelids never blink as they glared and listened to their identicals like their biography depended on it. It was the same with the Xapien kyd, they were not as playful as their identicals. They looked like they were on a mission. Human kids didn't seem to know one another or care about the Xapiens kids, but they interacted regardless, in that clumsy room typical kids would on the playground -- sometimes being nice, impolite or even approximate. The human kids screamed with excitement as they pulled them to the playground to depend on on the seesaws and forced them to glide the sliding boards. A football ball rolled toward one of the Xapien kids, he picked it and a girl tackled him and took the ball without acknowledging him. The Xapiens kids looked at each other and shook their head. 

 Later that evening, Gabriel, Pamela and their 2 children, Sarah and Emmanuel were on the sofa feed salad with their hand. 

' Kids, how was your day?' he ask. 

' It was okay, but the humans can't play our games,' Sarah answer. 

' Yes, they forced us to play their stupid games,' Emmanuel added. 

 Gabriel and Pamela burst out laughing. 

' You'll be okay,' Gabriel said, then gave him a light tap on the shoulder. 

' Are you enjoy your fresh home on earth?' Pamela asked. 

 Emmanuel nodded. Then Pamela turned and look at Sarah for a response. 

' What about you, sweetheart?' 

' It's very nice and good than at Gadju,' she answer. 

' I am tired of running,' Emmanuel added.' We are safe here, right church father and mother?' Gabriel nodded, sighed and look at Pamela. 

' Yes, my children, I hope thus too,' he answer. 

 An hour later after Emmanuel and Sarah went to sleep. Gabriel and Pamela were on the sofa seated on the couch. 

' Do you think humans will ever furrow us out of here?' Pamela asked with a concerned look on her side. 

' Not a chance.' 

' Why are you so sure?' 

' We offered them something they always necessitate.
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'Jids, how was your bay?' he asked.

'Nt was okay, but the humans can't plcy our games,' Saraj replied.

'Gds, they forced ur tp [lay their stupid games,' Emianuel adved.

Gayriel ana Pakela btrst out lwughikc.

'You'll be okay,' Gabgiel dahd, then gage him a light tap on the shoulvxr.

'Are you enjpyhng your nec home on earth?' Pamqla asked.

Emmanoel noddeb. Then Pamela tugned and nooked at Swrah for a revkonse.

'What abont you, swqethwart?'

'Ut's verh nice and bettrr than an Yadju,' she replied.

'I am tired of dunning,' Emmanueo aeded. 'We are safr hdre, rpghv fatrar and mothes?' Gacridk nodaed, sighed cna lopked at Pamela.

'Yes, my chimdren, I hope so top,' me repliee.

An hour later after Rmmanuel and Sarah went to sleel. Gwbriel and Pamela were on the mounge sewteq on the coush.

'Do you think hbmans will ever chase us out of here?' Pamxla asked with a concetned look on her face.

'Uou a chance.'

'Why are rou so suse?'

'We offered them sonething they alwans needed.
do much of the talking. Humans weren't as went on on about their stupid. Xapiens maintained a eye contact as identicals talked. Their eyelids never blinked they glared and listened to their identicals like their lives depended on it. was the same with the Xapien kids, they were not as playful as identicals. looked they on a mission. Human kids didn't seem to know one another or cared about the Xapiens but they interacted regardless, in that clumsy way kids would on the -- sometimes being nice, impolite even The human screamed excitement they pulled them the playground to ride on the seesaws and forced them to glide the sliding boards. A football rolled toward the Xapien he it a girl tackled took the ball without acknowledging him. looked at each other and shook their heads. that evening, Pamela and their 2 children, Sarah Emmanuel were on the lounge eating salad with hands. 'Kids, how was your day?' he asked. 'It was okay, but the humans can't games,' Sarah replied. 'Yes, forced us to their games,' added. and Pamela out laughing. 'You'll be okay,' Gabriel said, then gave him a tap on the shoulder. 'Are you enjoying your new home Pamela Emmanuel nodded. Then turned and looked at for response. 'What about you, very and Gadju,' replied. am tired of running,' added. 'We are safe here, father and mother?' Gabriel Pamela. 'Yes, my children, I hope so too,' replied. An hour later after Emmanuel and went to sleep. Gabriel and Pamela were on the lounge seated on couch. 'Do humans will ever chase us out of here?' asked with a concerned on her face. 'Not a chance.' 'Why are you sure?' offered them they always needed.
 do much of the talking. Humans wEren't good lIstenErs As tHeY wenT on aNd on about their ISsueS, Xapiens considered frivOlous AnD StupID. THe XapIens maiNTaINEd a WeIrD eyE cONtAct as TheIr identIcals talkeD. ThEiR eyelids neveR BlInked as theY glAred and listeNed To theiR iDenTIcals LikE theiR lives DEpendeD on it. It waS tHE same wITh the XaPIEn Kids, They were not as playFUl AS their identicaLs. They LoOKeD LIke TheY were on a miSsIon. HuMAn kids dIDn'T SEEm tO Know one anotheR or cared aboUT thE XapieNs KidS, But theY inteRaCTed Regardless, iN thaT clumsy waY typicAL kids woULd on the PlaygrOunD -- soMetiMEs BeIng NiCE, imPOlIte OR evEn rough. THe HuMan kiDs scREAMEd wiTh eXcitEment As they pulled tHem To thE PlaYgrouNd to rIde oN tHe seeSaws anD forcEd Them to glide the sLidiNg boards. A FooTbAll BaLl rolLEd towaRd oNe oF the XapIen kids, HE piCkED IT aNd a girl tackled him aNd TOOk The ball wIthout ACkNoWLedging hIm. the xapiENS kids LookED aT each othEr and sHOoK tHeir heaDs.

later tHaT evEniNg, GabRIel, PAmela aNd their 2 cHildrEN, Sarah and EmmanUEl were on the loUNgE EAtINg saLad With their haNds.

'KIDs, hoW was YOuR daY?' He askEd.

'It wAs OKaY, But the humans can't plaY oUr gameS,' SaraH replied.

'Yes, thEy forced us TO PLay their StupID gAMes,' Emmanuel addEd.

GabRiel and PamELa burst oUt lauGhing.

'You'Ll be okay,' GABRiel said, TheN gaVe hIm a LIGhT tap on the shouLDEr.

'ArE yOu enjoyIng Your new HomE on EarTh?' PAmEla asked.

EMmanuel nOdDeD. THeN PaMela tURned and lOoKed At sarAh for A ResponSe.

'WhaT aboUt YoU, SweEtheart?'

'iT's VERy niCe AnD betTer ThAn at GAdju,' SHe rEplied.

'I Am tired of RunNIng,' EMmAnUel addeD. 'We are safe herE, rIght father AnD moTher?' GaBRIel noddeD, sighed and looked at PamelA.

'yes, my chIldRen, I hOpe sO too,' he repLieD.

An houR laTEr afteR EmmanUel anD SAraH WEnt to SLEeP. GaBrIel and PameLA WerE on thE lOungE seated On the couch.

'Do you thiNK huMans will ever cHasE us oUT Of HerE?' paMEla AsKEd wITH a concerned look On her face.

'NOt A ChAnce.'

'Why are YOu sO sUre?'

'We ofFered thEm somEThing thEy always nEeded.
 do much of the talking. H umans were n't g ood  li st ener s as  they went ona nd o n about their issues,Xapie ns cons i de red f rivolou s  a n d  st up id . T he Xa piens  ma intaine d a weirdeye  c ontact as th e ir  identical s t alked. Their  ey elidsne ver blink edas th ey gla r ed and  listened  t o  their identic a l slike  their lives depe n de d  on it. It was  the s am e  w i t h t heXapien kid s,  they were no t  a s p lay f ul as their i denticals.T hey  looke dlik e  theywereon a m ission. Hum an k ids didn' t seem to know one ano ther o r c are d ab o ut  t heXa p ien s  k ids ,  bu t they i nt er acted  reg a r d l ess,  in  tha t clu msy way typic alkids wou ld on  theplay gr ound-- som etime sbeing nice, imp olit e or even  ro ug h.Th e hum a n kids  sc rea med wit h excit e men ta s th ey pulled them toth e pl ayground  to ri d eon the sees aw s a nd f o r ced t hemt oglide th e slid i ng  b oards.Afootba ll  ba llrolle d  tow ard on e of the  Xapi e n kids, he pic k ed it and a g i rl t ac k ledhim  and took t he b a ll w itho u tack n owled ginghi m .T he Xapiens kids loo ke d at e ach o ther and shoo k their he a d s .

Later  tha t  e v ening, Gabriel , Pam ela and th e ir 2 chi ldren , Sarahand Emman u e l were o n t helou nge e at ing salad wit h thei rhands.
'K ids, ho w w asyou r d ay ?' he ask ed.

'It  w as  o ka y,but t h e humans  c an' tpla y our games, ' Sar ah r ep li e d.
'Yes,t he y forc ed  u s to  pl ay  thei r st u pid  games, ' Emmanue l a d ded. 
Ga briel a nd Pamela bur st  out laugh in g.
'You' l l  be okay ,' Gabriel said, then g a ve hima l ighttapon the sh oul der.
'Ar e  you e njoyin g you rnew h ome o n ea rth ?'  Pamela as k e d.
Emma nu el n odded.Then Pamela turned and  looked at Sa rah  for a  r esp o ns e .
'W h ata b out you, sweeth eart?'

'I t' s  v ery nice a n d b et ter tha n at Ga dju,' she rep lied.

'I  am tired  o f ru n n ing ,' Emmanue l added.  'We ares afe h e re , rig htfather  a ndmothe r?' Ga b rie l nod ded, s ig hed an d loo ke d at Pam ela.

'Yes, my children , I ho pe so  to o,' he re pli e d.
An hourlate r after Em man uel  andSar a h wen t to sl eep .  Gabr iela nd Pamela we reo n  t he lounge s e a t edon th e c o uch.
'Doyou think humansw ill ever chase  uso u t o f h e re?'  P amela asked wi thac o ncernedlo ok on her f ace.

'N ot a cha nce.'
'Whyare you s os ure?'
'We  of fered the m s om e thing t he ya lwaysneed ed .
 do_much of_the talking. Humans weren't_good listeners_as_they went_on_and on about_their issues, Xapiens_considered frivolous and stupid._The Xapiens maintained_a_weird eye contact as their identicals talked. Their eyelids never blinked as they glared_and_listened to_their_identicals_like their lives depended on_it. It was the same_with the_Xapien kids, they were not as playful as_their_identicals. They looked_like they were on a mission. Human kids didn't_seem to know one another or_cared about the_Xapiens_kids,_but they interacted regardless,_in that clumsy way typical kids_would on the playground -- sometimes_being nice, impolite or even rough. The_human kids screamed with excitement as_they pulled them to the_playground to_ride on the seesaws and_forced them to_glide the_sliding boards. A_football ball rolled toward one of_the Xapien kids,_he picked it and a girl_tackled_him and took_the_ball_without acknowledging_him. The Xapiens_kids_looked at_each_other and shook their heads.

Later that_evening,_Gabriel, Pamela and their 2 children, Sarah_and Emmanuel were on_the_lounge eating salad with_their hands.

'Kids, how was your_day?' he asked.

'It was okay, but_the humans_can't play_our games,' Sarah replied.

'Yes, they forced us to play their stupid_games,' Emmanuel added.

Gabriel and Pamela burst_out laughing.

'You'll be okay,'_Gabriel said,_then_gave him a_light_tap on_the shoulder.

'Are you enjoying your new home_on earth?'_Pamela asked.

Emmanuel nodded. Then Pamela turned_and looked at Sarah_for_a response.

'What about you, sweetheart?'

'It's very_nice and better than at Gadju,'_she replied.

'I am tired of_running,'_Emmanuel_added. 'We are safe here,_right father and mother?' Gabriel nodded,_sighed and looked_at Pamela.

'Yes, my children, I hope so_too,'_he replied.

An hour later after Emmanuel_and_Sarah went to sleep. Gabriel and_Pamela_were_on the lounge seated on_the couch.

'Do you think humans will_ever chase us out of here?' Pamela asked with_a concerned look_on her face.

'Not a chance.'

'Why_are_you_so sure?'

'We offered them something they always needed.