Wooden Ships by Donald Piazza Read Free Book Online

of any, but perhaps due to seismic activity or meteorite crashes, the earth has covered-up any evidence.
     
    By the time Adam left for home, he had put the whole issue of the weather out of his mind; after all, he had work to deal with.
     
    Arriving home that day he was anxious to talk with Jen about his feelings and what he read. He especially wanted to discuss what he had learned about the unusual weather phenomenon.
     
    Adam found Jen in the kitchen preparing dinner. She was a good cook and Adam always enjoyed what she prepared, but Jen preferred to eat out. She announced that dinner was ready; Adam came into the dining room and settled down in his chair. “How was your day,” asked Jen. “Busy as usual.” Adam wanted to talk about the Sun’s weather patterns without making it sound too strange. “Did you hear the news this morning about the Sun’s unusual activity and how scientists believe it has something to do with the strange weather?” Maybe she didn’t want to get into a conversation about a topic she knew nothing about, or maybe she wanted to swallow her bite of food, either way she didn’t respond. She finally looked up at him with a curious expression and said; “Yes I did! What about it?”
     
    “I had the strangest feeling I know something about it. As if I had prior knowledge,” he said.
     
    Jen could tell that Adam was struggling with this, so at first she just listened, letting Adam get it off his chest. Then she tried to help Adam make sense of it; “Maybe you did hear about it, but don’t remember where or when? That sometimes happens to me. Besides, you always hear talk about the Sun and the weather.” Adam was not ready to let it go that easy, his feelings were too strong, and his intuition about this was all too real.
     
    The conversation stopped; Adam and Jen looked at each other for a moment, he then decided to drop the subject and went back to eating his dinner. There was an awkward silence and Jen kept wondering if she should tell Adam that she had heard him taking in his sleep about the Sun, but just thought it was nonsense. At first, she thought he was having weird dreams, but after the news report about the Sun, she wasn’t so sure.
     
    At bedtime, Adam and Jen cuddled for a time to un-wind and relax. After awhile Adam leaned over and gave Jen a kiss goodnight, then he rolled over and closed his eyes.
     
    Jen laid there for a while and wondered what Adam’s dreams were all about; maybe he was having some sort of premonition-type dreams? She heard Adam breathing deeply and realized he had fallen asleep.
     
    With enough ambient light in the room to see, Jen stared at the ceiling, and then she looked around the room and stared toward the closet doors. For a moment, she sensed something hiding in the shadows, but she shook off the feeling and finally closed her eyes and fell asleep too.

Chapter – Six
     
     
    A t about 2:00 AM in the morning, standing near the closet of their bedroom, a faint shimmering of two beings materialized.
     
    “Adam is deep asleep, it’s time for the final dream sequence,” thought E-1.
     
    To start Adam’s dream sequence E-2 raised his left hand and pointed a finger in the direction of Adam’s head. A faint blue beam of light started to extend and slowly grow in length until it reached Adam’s head. As soon as the beam of light touched, his forehead there was a very faint flash and then the light disappeared.
     
    Adam rolled over on his back; his eyes started to dart back and forth under his eyelids then he began to dream...
     
    He emerged from a thick cloud and found himself walking down a long hallway that was dimly illuminated. Suddenly the illumination brightened, and Adam was able to see the walls of this hallway. What he saw was a mural of a beautiful mountain scene and lush forest. In this mural, he could clearly see a stream emptying into a large lake. In the sky were delicate puffy white clouds – it was the most beautiful