The story reaches its climax as Emon prepares humanity for the 'First Contact.' He has built a golden age where illness is a memory and poverty is history. He sits in his garden on Mars, breathing the oxygen produced by the trees he planted. He is hundreds of years old, yet looks twenty-five.
"Was it worth it, Emon?" Maya asks, now a legendary scientist herself. Emon looks at the two blue dots in the sky—Earth and its new sister. "I started with nothing but a broken heart and a laptop," he smiles. "I just wanted to live long enough to see the sunrise. Now, I own the suns." He closes his eyes, not out of sickness, but for a well-deserved rest. The last shot of the story shows the 'Nexus-Fleet' jumping into light-speed, headed for the neighboring stars. The sick youth from a small village had not just become a millionaire; he had become the father of a galactic civilization.