Most of the Wasps were eliminated with the sprayers and the few that weren't were picked off by the rockets.There were still some animals left, so the...e was hope that the ecology would recover without the Wasps to interfere. The empty pyramids were left in case somebody ever needed them. It appeared that the former sentient residents were not very advanced, so the Family was not surprised when they did not find any signs of native technology; thus, there were no books to be salvaged.The next. She was carrying some clothes in a basket, on her way to do a little laundry. ‘Hey, D’, she said. Always called me D instead of David. ‘How you doing?’, I asked, ‘you want me to get that for you?’ ‘Such a gentleman.’ She stepped onboard and we both headed straight down to the lobby, towards the laundry room where it was quiet and empty. I decided to stay awhile and keep her company, not wanting to leave her all alone with all those perverts out there. She began loading up the first machine she. Understandably there was quite a bit of hesitation on both sides before she managed to start her explanation for the visit."David. First of all I'd like to apologise for not making my position clear. As I told you, I have just finished a degree in Business Studies and Dad thought that doing this job would add a bit of work experience to my CV and help you out at the same time. I only took it on the understanding that it was temporary and it was in a department that had little or no contact with. ”“Like what things, dear?” Renee asked, sweeping into the room.The smug smile faded from Wayne’s face for a second, “Renee, I hope you weren’t spying on me.” His tone of voice suggested he was kidding.“Of course not,” said Renee, smiling at him. “There’s plenty of time for that after we’re married.”Now, Wayne frowned. But, Renee’s tone had been as light as his own, leaving him no room to criticize. Instead, he said, “Shouldn’t you be getting ready?”Renee indicated her hair, which was done in.