Year 3202

It was Year 3202.

The Earth was still populated by humans.

Everything was normal, until...

CHAPTER 1

  Welcome to Year 3202. a year full of technology, and a year full of peace. The story starts in a home of the Salver Family. A loving father, John, with a kind mother, Julia, a lazy boy, James, and a robot butler  are all part of the Salver.  

  It was a beautiful evening, and James was studying in his home. He was learning about galaxies, and the Milky Way - Andromeda Collision. "About 4.2 billions year..." muttered James, biting the back of his pencil. "Will human exist when the two galaxies collide?"

  "Don't start chewing your pencil," James' mother, Julia, interrupted his thoughts. "Remember your online lesson is starting soon!" And she walked away.

  Bonk! James slammed his books and took out his laptop. His parents had bought him an online class that he must attend everyday. Today's class is about astronomy. "Today we are learning about the Solar System!" cheered his teacher, Ms. Woodworm, who was a 'female' robot. "So.."

  James sighed. He had already learned everything about solar system and now his teacher is teaching them all over again. It was a long, boring 45 minutes before his teacher dismissed the class.  "Ah! Finally!" said the boy, stretching his arms. 

  The Sun went down to the west, and the family was resting in the living room, watching the TV. "Astronomers have realised their mistake!" screamed the reporter in the TV. "They found out that the huge galaxy, Andromeda,  is colliding with the Milky Way right now. The public is advised to be prepared whenever anything thing happens." 

  The whole family gasped "Let's check if she's right," said Mr. Salver, searching something in his PC. 

  "Hmm. Seems like she's right..." the father said, after a long silence. "But we've nothing to worry though."

  "What do you mean, dear?" asked Mrs. Salver, sweating with fear. "Nothing to worry?"

  "Yup," answered Mr. Salver. "The planets and stars are too far part to crashed into each other."

  "That's good," said James, relieved. "We don't want to be smashed by other planets..."