Zombies

Chapter 25

The aliens, Addison and I were waiting for the results from my DNA when A-spen asked "I don't get it, why didn't your grandma just tell us you were the map, why make us search so difficult?" "I have no clue" "maybe she thought that there was something to learn by staying in Seabrook for a while?" my sister says, I click some buttons to access my mind probe so I can see everyone again, "I will miss your friends, but not the discord of you people, at Utopia, we will never have conflict," A-lan says "but sometimes you need conflict" "need it?" "look what happened once we overcame our differences" "you became friends", my sister then speaks up too "we did, together we made progress, conflict isn't always bad, being challenged sometimes pushes us to be better" "this is true, no one spoke up while our planet suffered, all because we didn't want to create disharmony" "and now our planets gone" "harmony isn't silence, unity is not sameness, love is powerful, it can handle disagreement," A-spen says and something clicks in my brain "I know where our grandma wanted her people to live!" Addison then continues, thinking the same thing "the most perfectly imperfect place there is" I go back to the map and an image of Earth pops up. "Yes, you have found our new home" "take us there mothership, please".

Once we had arrived, mothership beamed the 5 of us down and as soon as I saw Zed I ran up to hug him. He lifted me in the air and spun me around and once he put me down I connected my lips with his. "You came back!" he said excitedly "and I never want to leave you again" "do you really think we'd let intergalactic space travel get in the way of graduating?" Addison says as she joins the circle "what about Utopia?" Willa asked us and A-lan replied from behind "Seabrook is our Utopia" "but Seabrook isn't a perfect place?" "It's not, it's messy, emotional, full of surprises".

Everything was great, we had an awesome graduation party, the aliens joined Seabrook, Zed and I went to mountain college together, and I could never be happier. Seabrook keeps growing and we will always accept anyone who comes our way.