Earthlings Kindle Novels & Stories

I've done so much shouting in one day. "So," I began. "Aren't you gonna tell me something like 'bring me to your leader, earthling', or stuff like that?" I don't think it would be too bad to go out this way. At least I died knowing that aliens DO exist. Or if I somehow, miraculously survive this odd encounter, I would take my father's advice and finally go to therapy. I raise my middle finger to all the flat-earthers that believe the earth is flat and we´re the only intellectual beings to exist.

He was aggrieved, depressed, angry but he hadn’t cried… “Father, Do you think the Earthlings will help us to save Vivian?’ Sandilo asked in an attempt to distract him. His father's face snapped up and he said, “I believe so, son. They are not as bad as I thought.” “Hmmm… I guess there are both good and bad human beings just like there are good and bad werewolves.” Sandilo said thoughtfully. “True, I have never seen anyone as kind, as sensible, as caring as Alpha Vivian. Isn’t she a human too?” Sana piped in.

Katie mumbled. Sally and those who had problems back on Earth weren’t the only ones I was concerned about. The townsfolk in Rockflower, that restaurant owner in War’s End, my other friends back in New Beginning City, and the people we met during our journey here. Memories of their happy faces flashed in my head, remembering their daily lives in peace. I clenched my fists on my lap, understanding why this world was a paradise for them.

Elena's stomach tightened. “What happened to my son?” Commander Blackwood looked at her. “He destroyed Earth.” “No.” “I watched it happen.” “That's impossible.” “So was everything that came before it.” He pointed toward the sky. “You want proof?” Elena didn't answer. Commander Blackwood touched his wrist. A hologram appeared. Earth. But not their Earth. This planet was damaged. Entire continents were dark. Oceans had receded. The atmosphere was covered by enormous storms. Then the image changed.