. ," I started."Shush, you've earned it. Now off you go you don't want to be late," Gwen said.I gave her a smile then grabbed my coat and walked out t...e door with D.We wandered out into the cool December morning, and headed for into town."So what's the plan for today?" I asked."We'll first meet up with Jane, then do a bit of shopping, a spot of lunch, then more shopping, and maybe a movie," said D. "Sound good?" I'm not really into shopping, but I'm willing to give it a go," I said.To be honest. Some jobs will move to AIs.“In countries that are far behind or with our aborigines and those not working, we are inserting AIs into their homes to help them. One will go into each home to work with them. Then all of them are going to the Empire. They have cities that specialize in helping first peoples or those who have not done well to get up to speed.” Mum explained.“What if they don’t want it?” Chuck asked.“No one is forced to do anything. Yet our refusal rate is miniscule. We start by. Shehas plans for her daddy as well as her brother and boyfriend. Manyadventures in store for everyone. This is Part 4 of the adventure.--------------------------------------------Amy:I watched as Andy drank his energy drink this morning. I'd been addingfemale hormones to it for a few weeks now, with just the estradiol tostart with. But as my plans for him evolved I had changed the mixture toinclude a very strong dosage of androcur for the last 3 weeks or so. Ireduced the estrogen at the same. . you aren’t in his league,” Val said feeling bad even as the words left her mouth.“Excuse me? Did you just say that I wasn’t in his league?” Stephanie asked with a definite chill in her voice.The truth was that Stephanie believed that, herself. Steve was a football star and she was just a mousy shy girl who did everything in her power not to be noticed. Although she shared the belief that she wasn’t in his league, it didn’t make it any less insulting to hear someone else say that about her..