"Completely devastated. One good thing--her boyfriend wasn't on duty. He got called down there, of course, but it was pretty much over by then." Warre... took a breath. "Apparently, her brother got four terrified young skaters out of the building--but the smoke overtook him before he could get out." Wow." Wow is right. He was 31. Left a wife and three small children." Sophie just hissed at that. "I know. Listen, Pookie, you're on the computer--get us some airline tickets to Denver." Good. It was the year 2008 when I was in Delhi then, came to know that my wife’s cousin Shagun was coming to stay with us as me & my wife just were blessed with a son. So my Mother-In-Law had asked Shagun to come here in case my wife needs some help. Shagun used to stay in Hostel but shifted with us so that my wife can have some help with the baby. I was all ok with it as I always had an eye for Shagun.Now she was staying with us for a month now and things were usual. We have a 3 story house in. He stammered a bit, “I’m afraid it is not indigenous to this planet. We brought them here from the planet Zepron in the Milky Way Galaxy.”Greg huffed, “What the hell? How can you profess to be studying ‘natural evolution’ then introduce a non-native predatory species!?”HE was pissed now, and Ed and I were loving it. Greg now had the football and we decided to let him run with it.“You, you must understand! This planet has no natural predators to these humanoids. We were afraid they would. The doorway was there but no one dared to open it. The years went by and those of us that found it, those that still live, wonder yet what is inside and yet the door stays unopened. The world has walked through our park viewed the ship, touched its surface and yet never opened its door. Are we content in our ignorance? We must be. Are we that willing to not to face our fears? It must be so. I am the last of those who found the ship so many years ago, now old myself and ashamed of what we people.