That meant she would bargain and I would show approval or disapproval according to her hand signals. An agreement was reached and we would bring down ...he cargo the next day.Back at the ship we decided there was a lot to salvage from the disabled ship. No cargo but supplies and spare parts. We found several ship’s systems we could pull and use to upgrade our own ship or to sell. We moved the Olakana over next to the disabled ship and Frieda and Mattie started the transfer while Katie and I. Existing with zero rules imposed upon her. These people had no idea what it was to live freely, with no constraints.The ring of her desk phone jolted her from her reverie as a wall of driving water splattered the window. “Vandenberg,” she answered, her voice formal and deep into the receiver.“Hey Vandie! It’s Hal.” She despised this personal nickname her boss had devised. He seemed tickled every time he used it.“Hello Henry.” Running her red manicured nails through waved auburn tresses she. The vids had shown buildings that were still standing that they could sift through. This, of course, made Philip happy, so he never questioned Kyle’s choice.The Transporters party for the trip to the surface consisted of Sean, Gary, Terry, Penny, Ellen, DT and Juanita. The other grunts would remain on the ship to let Philip, Lee and Kyle go in their place. Strangely, few grumbled at the big ship meeting.Many thought that as long as Lee and Kyle were going, then everything was going to be okay,. "No, I'm just looking." She heard the man reply, the voice was kind of familiar, she thought as she continued with her books.You'd think that the company would send some each week instead of one shipment a month, but no, they could only do one shipment a month, since the new magazines and new books all came out around the same time, Tay supposed it made sense.As she continued putting books on the shelf then shuffling down a foot and putting up more, and re-arranging everything she noticed a man.