The second day without speaking, he gradually felt uneasy.
He once thought he could become a homebody who didn't care about the world; as long as he had internet and a computer, he could survive without talking to people for months.
But when the whole world really left only him, he realized things weren't that simple.
The feeling of loneliness was so strong it seemed unreasonable.
Three days passed.
In order to build the central control system for the aircraft, Harrison Clark made thirty-six explosions, seventy-one short-circuit fires, and burned two hundred and sixty-three components in the underground warehouse.
