It was a normal day in the city of Philadelphia, and things were busy as ever in Dr. Franklin's printshop.

Moses, James, and Henri were working the printing press, while Sarah was writing a letter to her mother. Though Henri had other plans on his mind. He was very bored with the printing press and wanted to go out and play.

"Mon dieu. When is this ever going to get done? It's taking forever."
"Henri would you quit complaining for once? You can eat later", James scowled.
"But I want to go out and play."
"We have to get paper done. People are waiting to read this."
"You can go out and play as soon as you get this done," Moses assured him.
"It won't take forever."
"I think you should listen to Moses, Henri," Sarah added.
"It really won't take that long, and I've seen you do this much faster than what your 're doing."

Henri groaned, as he knew Sarah was always right.
"Alright, I'll get this done, but don't expect me to take my time on this."
As told, Henri finished up with printing. When he was finally done, he sighed deeply, leaning against the printing press.
"See. That wasn't that difficult", James said.
Henri glared at James.
"Yeah, yeah. Well I'm going out now."
"Don't be gone too long," Moses said.
"I won't." Henri was about to head to the front door when, suddenly it opened. There standing in the door way was Henri's hero and greatest role model, Gilbert marquis de Lafayette.
"Bonjour, my good friends," he said with a big smile.