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Why Pluto Leaves Change Color

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Why do the leaves change color? Well it all started with two people on the planet (now dwarf planet) of Pluto. Pluto has a whole world of people on it, almost like Earth. Everyone on the planet has something to do with the functions of There were a group that were particularly in charge of nature. Two out of that group were Jack and Grace. Jack would do anything for Grace and he loved her. Grace also loved Jack but neither admitted to it. Grace was obsessed with the nature on Earth and loved all of the diversity. She always wanted more colorful assets so she turned flowers different colors like roses or dandelions. Jack wanted to make Earth more colorful for her also so he had to think of something that nobody else had done before. Jack

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