In "Endless Voyage," humanity struggles to adapt to extreme climate conditions caused by the Earth's divided state, with one side becoming unbearably hot and the other enveloped in darkness and cold. People in the hotter regions require protective measures like light clothing and hydration, while those in the colder areas need warm clothing and heating. Amidst this turmoil, Mr. Brown, an area manager, becomes increasingly anxious and depressed about his family's survival, especially as his son Jimmy suffers from heat-related health issues. Mrs. Brown encourages her husband to remain strong for their children and suggests a trip to her mother's home in Canada, where conditions are reportedly better. They prepare for the journey, but the car must stop to assist a ten-year-old boy who is brought along by their maid. As they continue their journey, they encounter a service that helps protect their car from the heat. Mrs. Brown is curious about the boy's identity, which is indirectly revealed when he addresses Miss Bonnie as "Mommy." The family's plight reflects the broader struggle of humanity to cope with a changing world.

by પ્રદીપકુમાર રાઓલ in English Fiction Stories

Writen by પ્રદીપકુમાર રાઓલ

Category Fiction Stories