...Celestial Vindication...

CHAPTER ONE: The Boy from Pleiadia

As this story starts out, Rachel McGuinness is a young girl about the age of 6 living in a small town in Virginia located in Appomattox. She is a loner because kids see her as 'weird' and 'not like them', but Rachel doesn't seem to mind because she's in her own little world most of the time. Until one day, a kid by the name of Danny comes along. He seems haggard and worn out but he has something quite odd going on with him. A light encircles his face and Rachel is in awe because of it. How can a boy so torn down be so attractive? Well, Rachel didn't know but she wanted to talk to him. So she walked up to Danny and says hi. Danny looks at her and cracks a smile. "What's your name?" Rachel asked Danny. " He gives a slight pause then he answers, "I'm Danny, you must be Rachel." Rachel winces because she has been caught off guard, how did this boy know who she was? She didn't know him from Adam. But she didn't let it worry her too much because the boy was interesting even though he only said a few words. They could learn to be friends Rachel thought to herself, so she asks him a question that could shock the lot. "Are you from Heaven?" Danny figures this was a rhetorical question, but Rachel was waiting for an answer by the look that was on her face--the wide eyed look! He stammers, "Wha-what ma-makes you th-th-think that?" Rachel frowns because this was all too confusing to her. She wants to know this boy more and where he's from. So she came with a better approach. "Where did you come from?" Danny answers almost in a whisper, "I came from...Pleiadia, it's up there." Rachel was more in awe than before, so much so that her mouth drops. "Are you telling me that you're an alien?" Danny looks down at his feet and starts to slowly walk away from Rachel because he's embarrassed. Before he could get any farther from her, she touches his shoulder and says, "Don't go, I don't think you're weird. You could be my friend. My one and only best friend." Danny looks up with his tar face and smiles real big. "Do you mean it?!" he asked. "Yes, I do and you'll be my first real friend."
So they hold hands swinging them as they walk into the sunset together.