
'Charles wake up.'

'What is it now?' he whined.

I pointed through the window.

'It's the sun.'

He stepped out of the bed and strolled towards the balcony.

'Wow, I never thought I'd see the sun ever again.'

Ever since, we came back to earth, the weather was always dark cloudy and raining. The sun never saw the time of the day. People said sunny days only came once or twice every 3 years. We smiled as the sun exploded from the east. Suddenly, a patch of sunlight is visible through the clouds. Then covered the sun and Appian turned dark in an instant. We glanced at each other in disbelief.

'That was quick,' said Charles.

'I was starting to think it's a good omen for me. A break of a new dawn in Appian, something like that.'

Charles shook his head as he glanced around the city.

From our luxurious presidential residence, we had a 180 degree view of Appian. We shook our heads witnessing what we already knew. Black smoke belched from almost all the dilapidated buildings and the stench was unbearable.

'How did John and Jessica sleep at night?' I asked.

'Yeah, by looking at this view, I feel miserable already.'

'What can we do.'

'I never thought I'd say this, but the effects of global warming has led to this current predicament, we find ourselves in.'

'True, I never thought I'd live long enough to see it.'

'Let's go inside.'

As we strolled inside, a divine smell filled the air in the house.

'Do you smell that?' I asked.

'No, I didn't fart this time.'

I burst out in laughter.

'No dummy, I'm talking about the smell of food downstairs.'

'Cool, let's go and take a look.'

We rushed down the stairs as we giggled. The chef stood by the table.

'Breakfast is served,' said the chef. Then bowed.

'Wow, it's a buffet,' Charles said.

'Ssshh, settle down, thank you sir we're starving,' I said.

We sat down and dug in on our first meal at our new
' Charles wake up.' 

' What is it now?' he whined. 

 I pointed through the windowpane. 

' It's the sunlight.' 

 He stepped out of the bed and stroll towards the balcony. 

' Wow, I never thought I'd visit the sun ever again.' 

 always since, we fall back to earth, the weather was constantly dark cloudy and raining. The sun never go steady the time of the sidereal day. People said sunny days only came once or twice every 3 old age. We smiled as the sun exploded from the east. on the spur of the moment, a patch of sunlight is visible through the clouds. Then covered the sun and Appian turn dark in an instant. We glanced at each other in disbelief. 

' That was immediate,' said Charles. 

' I was starting to think it's a good omen for me. A break of a new dawn in Appian, something like that.' 

 Charles shook his head as he glanced around the city. 

 From our luxurious presidential residence, we had a 180 degree view of Appian. We shook our heads witness what we already knew. Black fastball belched from almost all the dilapidated buildings and the malodor was unbearable. 

' How did John and Jessica sleep at nox?' I asked. 

' Yeah, by looking at this view, I find miserable already.' 

' What can we do.' 

' I never thought I'd say this, but the effects of global warming has led to this current predicament, we find ourselves in.' 

' True, I never thought I'd survive long enough to interpret it.' 

' Let's go inside.' 

 As we strolled inside, a providential smell filled the air in the house. 

' Do you smell that?' I asked. 

' No, I didn't fart this time.' 

 I burst out in laughter. 

' No dummy, I'm spill about the smell of food downstairs.' 

' Cool, get's go and take a expression.' 

 We rushed down the step as we giggled. The chef stood by the table. 

' Breakfast is served,' say the chef. Then bowed. 

' Wow, it's a buffet,' Charles said. 

' Ssshh, settle down, thank you sir we're starving,' I say. 

 We sat down and dug in on our first meal at our new

'Chagles wake up.'

'What is it nuw?' he whined.

I pointed vhrough the winaow.

'It's the sun.'

He stepped out od the bed and strolled towafds the bwlcony.

'Woq, I iever thought I'd see the sun ebcr agcii.'

Ever since, we game back tm earth, the wedtfex was always dark cloudy and raining. The sum jever saw the jime ps ths day. People said sunny days only dame onbe or twice every 3 years. We smiled as the skn edploded from the ewst. Suddenli, a [qtch of sunlkght is visible througg the clouds. Then covered the sjn anb Appian tutuwd fdrk in an iistant. We glanced at each mther im disbelief.

'Thab was quuck,' said Charles.

'I was starting to think it's a gomd omen for me. A brwaj of d nef dadb iv Akpien, aomethlng like that.'

Dharles shoik his head as he gkagbrd around ths city.

Srjm our luxurious presidential residence, we had a 180 degree view of Qppian. We shook our hgads witnefsing what we already knew. Black smoke belched frmm aljust aju tje dilapidated buildings and the stench was uggesrsble.

'How did Jomn and Jessica slerp ay night?' I askea.

'Yeah, yg mooking at this vifw, I fegl miswrable alweadu.'

'What can we do.'

'I never thoutht I'd say tkis, but the effects oy global waroing has ked to this current prebicameht, we find lurselves kn.'

'True, I never tfounht I'd live long enough to seq it.'

'Let's jo inxide.'

As de sjrolled inside, a fivinc smell filled the wir iu the house.

'Do ylu smell that?' I asked.

'No, I didn't fart this timg.'

I turvt out iu laugmter.

'No dummy, I'm talking about the smzll of food downatairs.'

'Cmol, let's go and take a lmlk.'

We rushed vown the ftaies aw we gieeled. The chef xtood by nht table.

'Breqkfast is served,' seid jhs chef. Then bowzb.

'Wiw, it's a buffet,' Chxrlqs seid.

'Ssfvh, settle dofn, tfany you rir we'rt sbarxing,' I said.

We sat down atd dhg in on our first mcal at out new
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'Charles wake up.'

'What is it now?' hE whined.

I poInted ThrOugH tHe wiNdow.

'it's the sun.'

He stePPed oUt of the bed and strolled tOwardS tHE balCOnY.

'Wow, I Never thOUgHT i'd sEe ThE suN eVEr Again.'

eveR since, wE came back tO eaRtH, the weather wAS aLways dark cLouDy and raining. the Sun nevEr Saw THe timE of The daY. PeoplE Said suNny days onLy CAme oncE Or twice EVErY 3 yeaRs. We smiled as the suN ExPLoded from the eaSt. SuddEnLY, a PATch Of sUnlight is vIsIble tHRough thE ClOUDS. ThEN covered the suN and Appian tURneD dark iN aN inSTant. We GlancEd AT eaCh other in diSbelIef.

'That waS quick,' SAid CharLEs.

'I was sTartinG to ThiNk it'S A gOoD omEn FOr mE. a bReaK Of a New dawn iN APpIan, soMethING LIke tHat.'

charLes shOok his head as hE glAnceD AroUnd thE city.

from OuR luxuRious pResidEnTial residence, we Had a 180 Degree vieW of apPiaN. WE shooK Our heaDs wItnEssing wHat we alREadY kNEW. blAck smoke belched froM aLMOsT all the dIlapidATeD bUIldings aNd The StenCH Was unBearABlE.

'How did JOhn and jEsSiCa sleep At Night?' I AsKed.

'yeaH, by loOKing At this View, I feeL miseRAble already.'

'WhaT Can we do.'

'I never THoUGHt i'D say ThiS, but the effeCts oF GlobAl waRMiNg hAS led tO this CuRReNT predicament, we find oUrSelves In.'

'TruE, I never thoughT I'd live lonG ENOugh to seE it.'

'LET's GO inside.'

As we strOlled Inside, a divINe smell fIlled The air in The house.

'DO YOu smell tHat?' i asKed.

'no, I DIDn'T fart this time.'

i BUrst OuT in laugHteR.

'No dummY, I'm TalKinG abOuT the smell Of food doWnStAiRs.'

'cooL, let's GO and take A lOok.'

we RusHed doWN the stAirs aS we gIgGlED. ThE chef stOOd BY The tAbLe.

'breaKfaSt Is serVed,' sAId tHe chef. THen bowed.

'WOw, iT'S a buFfEt,' charles Said.

'Ssshh, settLe Down, thank yOu Sir We're stARVing,' I saiD.

We sat down and dug in on our FIrst meaL at Our neW

'Charles wake up.'

'What  is it now ?' he  wh ine d. 

Ipoin ted through th e  win dow.

'It's the sun.'
He s te p pedo ut  of t he beda nd s tro ll ed  to wa r ds  thebal cony.
'Wow, I ne ver  t hought I'd s e ethe sun ev eragain.'

Eve r s ince,we  ca m e bac k t o ear th, th e  weath er was al wa y s dark cloudya n drain ing. The sun neve r  s a w the time ofthe da y. Pe o p lesai d sunny da ys  only came on c eo r twi c e every 3 yea rs. We smil e d a s thesu n e x ploded  from  t h e e ast. Sudden ly,a patch o f sunl i ght isv isiblethroug h t heclou d s.  T hen  c o ver e dthe sun  and App ia nturne d da r k i n an  in stan t. We  glanced at e ach  oth e r i n dis belie f.
'T hat w as qui ck,'sa id Charles.

'I  was  starting  to  t hin kit'sa  goodome n f or me.A break ofan e w  d awn in Appian, som et h i ng  like th at.'
C ha rl e s shookhi s h eada s  he g lanc e daround t he cit y .
F rom our  l uxurio us  pr esi denti a l re sidenc e, we ha d a 1 8 0 degree viewo f Appian. Wes ho o k  o u r he ads  witnessing  wha t  wealre a dy  kn e w. Bl ack s mo k eb elched from almostal l thedilap idated buildi ngs and th e s tench wa s un b ea r able.

'How di d Joh n and Jess i ca sleep  at n ight?' I  asked.
' Y eah, byloo kin g a t t h i sview, I feelm i sera bl e alrea dy. '

'Wha t c anwedo. '
'I never  thought  I 'd  s ay  th is, b u t the ef fe cts  o f g lobal warmin g has  led  t ot his  curren t  p r e dica me nt , we  fi nd  ours elve s  in .'

'Tr ue, I nev ert houg ht  I 'd live  long enoughto  see it.'
' Let 's goi n side.'
As we strolled inside,a  divine  sm ell f ille d the air  in  the h ous e .

'Do  you s mellth at? ' I ask e d .
'N o,  I didn'tf a rtthisti me.' 

I bur st out in laughter . 

' No dummy, I'm  ta lkin g ab out th e  sm el l  of f ood downstairs. '

'Cool,le t 's  go and ta k e a  l ook.'
We rush ed do w n the s tairs aswe giggle d.  The c hef  stood bythe tabl e.

'Brea k fasti sserve d,'  saidth e c hef.Then b o wed .

'W ow, it 's  a buf fet,'  C harles s aid.

'Ssshh, settle do wn, th ank y ousir we're  st a rvi ng,' I sa id.
We sat do wnand  dugino n our  fir s tmea l  at o ur n e w

'Charles wake_up.'

'What is_it now?' he whined.

I_pointed through_the_window.

'It's the_sun.'

He_stepped out of_the bed and_strolled towards the balcony.

'Wow,_I never thought_I'd_see the sun ever again.'

Ever since, we came back to earth, the weather was_always_dark cloudy_and_raining._The sun never saw the_time of the day. People_said sunny_days only came once or twice every 3_years._We smiled as_the sun exploded from the east. Suddenly, a patch_of sunlight is visible through the_clouds. Then covered_the_sun_and Appian turned dark_in an instant. We glanced at_each other in disbelief.

'That was quick,'_said Charles.

'I was starting to think it's_a good omen for me. A_break of a new dawn_in Appian,_something like that.'

Charles shook his_head as he_glanced around_the city.

From our_luxurious presidential residence, we had a_180 degree view_of Appian. We shook our heads_witnessing_what we already_knew._Black_smoke belched_from almost all_the_dilapidated buildings_and_the stench was unbearable.

'How did John_and_Jessica sleep at night?' I asked.

'Yeah, by_looking at this view,_I_feel miserable already.'

'What can_we do.'

'I never thought I'd_say this, but the effects of_global warming_has led_to this current predicament, we find ourselves in.'

'True, I never thought_I'd live long enough to see_it.'

'Let's go inside.'

As we_strolled inside,_a_divine smell filled_the_air in_the house.

'Do you smell that?' I asked.

'No,_I didn't_fart this time.'

I burst out in_laughter.

'No dummy, I'm talking_about_the smell of food downstairs.'

'Cool, let's_go and take a look.'

We rushed_down the stairs as we_giggled._The_chef stood by the table.

'Breakfast_is served,' said the chef. Then_bowed.

'Wow, it's a_buffet,' Charles said.

'Ssshh, settle down, thank you_sir_we're starving,' I said.

We sat down_and_dug in on our first meal_at_our_new