As they near the little green man, his
appearance
becomes more apparent.
The group is a little taken aback....but
still
unafraid because they
know he means them no harm.
Mrs. O'Reilly cannot take her eyes off
this little
green man for some reason, but has not
pinpointed it
just yet.... as he reaches out to help
her up the
ramp, she got the memory of her
grandfather and the
way he used to always help her up the
stairs when she
was but a little one.
Pete is wondering about this Greenall
place but does
not know if he should ask or not....but
forgets that
thought when he sees Mrs. O'Reilly and
the little
green man sitting together. He had never
seen Mrs.
O'Reilly look so happy before in all his
life.
Barbie does not know what to think of
the little
green men and is worried if she will be
back for her
date on Friday night.
Curiosity got the best of Pete, and he
moved to go
sit with the little green man and Mrs.
O'Reilly.
As
he gets closer to them, Mrs. Reilly
tells Pete, "Pete
we are the luckiest people. Talk to this
man for a
minute and see if you notice anything."
So Mrs. O'Reilly gets up to leave Pete
and the little
green man alone just as the spaceship
was about to
land. This made her almost fall and
before she knew
it, her dress had flown up and over her
head again.
They all hear the voice of the little
green man tell
them that a whole group of green ones
are waiting on
them and that the next 10 minutes would
make their
trip worthwhile.
As the doors open to the spaceship, they
couldnt
believe their eyes. No wonder this place
was called
Greenall. Everything was green.
Everything! The sky
was the most beautiful shade of emerald
green Barbie
had ever seen, and she couldn't notice
anything but
the sky. The dirt was a lighter green
than the grass,
which was not really grass but, well
they couldn't
decide what it was. It looked like grass
but was
almost as soft as cotton to walk on and
touch.
Once off the spaceship, as they stepped
onto
Greenall, Mrs. O'Reilly turned to Pete.
"Did you ever
figure out what I was talkin about with
that green
man over there?'
Pete had come to the
conclusion that
he had never met anyone quite like Mr.
O'Reilly, her
grandfather and well this green man
surely did remind
Pete of him, but he didnt want to bring
up any
memories for her. She finally looked at
him with this
amazed look,
"Pete!! How could you not
see it? That
is my dear Pappy!!"
Just as she said that, a little green
woman came up
to Pete. She looked alot like the little
green man,
no mouth and very short.
Although his mother had died years ago,
he could
never have forgotten that voice. He just
started
crying. "We have been watching over the
family and
this new baby, we just had to bring you
up here to
see him."
"Well Mom," Pete starts, "We do not know
if it is a
him yet." And the little green woman
just laughs.
"That is true... but we know, ya see."
About that time, Mary lets out a big
scream. Pete,
knowing that no one here means any harm,
jumps and
runs over to Mary. Seems Mary has gone
into labor.
Pete just looked over at his mom. He
never thought he
would ever see her again and even though
this was a
little green woman, he knew it was her.
Mary had a beautiful bouncin baby
boy...they were
offered to return back to earth now that
Pete's
mother had seen this miracle, but had
decided to stay
in Greenall, where everything was so
beautiful and
peaceful. And start a new life
there.
