Each day we had encounters with the insectoids and more of us died.We got little sleep and slop to eat with water that gave us diarrhea. The officers ...lways made sure we stopped in the mid afternoon. All the officers and most of the sergeants would go into a huge tent for dinner. The conscripts had the privilege to serve them like we were nothing more than a slave.One week and the whole thing came to a head. We had found out if we used a radio for more than five seconds the insectoids would. She was young, she was healthy, she was vibrant and she was reveling in such a state of debauchery that even Martin was becoming concerned that the sheer number of women which Renee was bedding, was causing talk. He talked with her on numerous occasions, but despite her reassurances that she was being discreet, the endless parade of feminine bodies in and out of her bedroom was creating rumors and, in fact, two important social occasions came and went without an invitation to the Tylers.The. The same one that she and Stephanie had carried Tina to, that horrible night when she had been left alone in the cell by Tiffany. "Good evening," greeted Stephanie. "What did you do?" asked Janet. "You needed sleep, Janet. You were exhausted, so I knocked you out for a few hours. Do you feel better?" "Yes, thank you." Janet rubbed her eyes, and saw the contents of her purse lying on the dresser, next to the binder where she had catalogued all of Erica's documents, one year ago!. “Cruz just go to your room! Jesus Christ, you’re a total embarrassment!” she was all red and bothered. I laughed at her and went to my room. My mother slammed the door closed and spun round to face me. “Cruz Romeo Cooper you’re a total, utter, disgrace!!” she screamed. I stood, expressionless. So today had not gone too well. “You’ve humiliated me, in my workplace!” again, I didn’t say anything. “I don’t even know who you are anymore, you’re a total embarrassment!” she continued. I snorted..