Rich Living

A wizened yet imposing lawyer steps off a sleek space liner, his silver hair spilling over a massive forehead, and hands a recorder to the ship’s captain before disappearing into a press‑filled suite. He’s on the brink of a journey to Rejuvenal, the only world in the galaxy worth a fortune for a brief stay, where each day on the surface shaves a whole year off a person’s age. The opening scenes mingle formal courtesy with a quiet awe, as the captain and crew marvel at the planet’s miraculous “speed of change” and the lawyer’s almost reckless determination to visit it a fourth time.

Through crisp dialogue and a steady, observational narrative, the story probes why someone so powerful and affluent would chase the promise of reversing time. It hints at the societal cost of endless youth, the isolation of wealth, and the eccentricities of a man who refuses to let life’s burdens settle. Listeners are invited to ride the 250‑day outbound trek, glimpse the plastic‑bubbled Jupiter colony, and wonder what lies beyond the first ninety days of rejuvenation.