"Yeah, but even if you had money you couldn't buy a farm because you're a kid. You can only buy farms when you're an adult and you can sign contracts and stuff."

"Well I can give Karen the money and she can buy us the farm."

"I guess that's not technically illegal or anything. I think farms are probably more expensive than you can buy, though. Like, most people can't buy farms."

"It seems like that just means it will take longer."

"I mean, I guess if you're OK with it taking until you grow up."

"Do you have a plan that will be faster?"

"Not really? You're pretty much not going to be able to buy a farm for a long time. I don't want to crush your dreams or anything but it seems like the kind of thing that just takes a long time."

"Okay. Can we go to church?"

"...no? It's Tuesday?"

"...you can't go to church on Tuesdays?"

"Church happens on Sundays and Wednesday nights. You don't just go whenever."

"We went last night. I don't know your days though so maybe it was one of those."

"...why?"

"I really really like it there. Also it seems like God did not fix Karen's life yet so I need to figure out why not and ask again."

"You can pray wherever, you don't need to go to church for it."

"If I were God I would not be paying much attention to this place because of how it hurts to look at."

"No, God pays attention to everywhere all the time."

"Well then I'd still like to go because it's prettier and nicer but I guess I will try to figure out what was wrong last night either way."

"I think usually it takes a bit for prayers to get answered. But I don't really want to go to church today."

"How about the library."

"Sure. We have to wait for Zana to wake up, though."

"Okay."

He sits down on the floor and sings.

Connor decides to ignore the weird psychic preschooler he has been drafted into babysitting and eat cereal and read a book.

Zana continues sleeping. For hours. It's almost like she got absolutely no sleep last night.

He can sit and sing for a while without getting bored but is anyone in his range looking at pretty things, because that'd be really good right now.