They are back

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So there I am in the bathroom and I hear what seems like a rustling sound. I look at the bag on the sink that has pine cones in it and some other things and see nothing. Look at the small garbage can by the toilet and see nothing. Look around the floor and see nothing. Go check the two bedrooms but hear nothing there so the sound must be coming from the bathroom. Decide to look into the bathtub, which I haven’t looked at before, and that’s when I see something black sitting on the bottom. I start to panic and run out of the bathroom, closing the door behind me, hoping it won’t escape. I couldn’t get a good look at it as I ran out quick but it’s probably a wasp. I call my mother crying, hysterical. Unfortunately, she cannot come to my rescue until her friend finishes his errands and then picks her up and they come here to kill that thing for me, whatever it is. I’ll have to wait a few hours. She told me to get dressed and just go outside for a walk while I wait. I can’t do that until I brush my teeth and wash up, but I do that in the bathroom where the wasp is. I’m afraid to open the door to grab my toothbrush and toothpaste and whatever else I need to wash up so I can do that in a different bathroom. I have a phobia of bees, wasps, etc. When I see them I run away. I can’t just approach one and kill it. And that’s a big problem because if it’s at home there’s no one here to get rid of it for me. My mom can’t always come to my rescue. And her friend is gonna move away soon to a different state so he won’t be able to help me either. I can’t just run away from the house whenever one appears. And I can’t just stay away from the bathroom or whatever room it’s in hoping that it’ll disappear because it won’t unless somebody kills it. I don’t know what to do. They say to get rid of the fear you have to face it head on, which would mean approaching the thing and trying to kill it myself, but I can’t do that because I’m afraid to come near it.