Pāhonoa te oro

He leaned back in his seat and looked out the window. The city was quiet as the bus moved through the empty streets. Something felt strange. Not wrong… just different. After a few minutes, Daniel stood up and walked toward the driver. “Excuse me,” he said. The driver glanced at him through th…

He leaned back in his seat and looked out the window. The city was quiet as the bus moved through the empty streets. Something felt strange. Not wrong… just different. After a few minutes, Daniel stood up and walked toward the driver. “Excuse me,” he said. The driver glanced at him through the mirror. “Yes?” Daniel pointed at the screen. “The date… it says tomorrow.” The driver looked at the road and gave a small smile. “That’s because it is tomorrow.” Daniel laughed nervously. “Ver