Qrft turn as he saw his wife Wedrt as she entered the laboratory this time she was smiling and something his race rarely did and he was pleased about that too, ' It worked terraforming work,we finally got the bugs out of it and it work you should had seen it,it was awesome,Qrft.' He nodded as he touch the plastic glass and smile at her he did see it though he couldn't witness it firsthand he was inside a plastic bubble and that was where he would stay for the remainer of his life then or until the new world terraform then he could live there but he would be the only living being on the planet. Not even his wife would be allowed too see him or visit them at all. Wedrt stood there talking to her husband and touched the bubble but barely, ' So was this terraform information the risked you gave your life for,husband ? 'she asked.' Was it worth the radiation you got going to that Earth base sneaking inside the base and escaping with the information but not before it was too late.' He nodded to her as then they continued watching an once dead Moon changing into a breathable one but only for one life form, Qrft once he would be left on that Moon then too it would considered off limits no one could land on that at all.He looked at his wife as he saw the concern in her eyes and he tried to reassure her to .By Earth time they been together for twenty years now,married . And she then too was pregnant and was expecting their first child. ' In time my husband you will have a world all to yourself,what more could you ask for ? 'Qrft did not even had too think about that question,he took a deep breath and said,' You.' to be continued in part 2
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