22

As the rest of the day passed on and the light began to fade from the large windows, he watched Kelly continue to play on her phone. He had moved a few times as there was a lot of empty space in the open room. This part of the compound was the one that had the views on the outside of the mountain. The large rectangle structure that was braced up into the mountain had one side of nothing but glass and windows that were reinforced.

He was sitting by them at his desk where he had nothing on it. The glasses that he wore most of the time allowed him to have almost a complete virtual setup for his computers. He was trying to figure out how to make them available to the outside world as well. It would cut space down in most office settings. It was nothing more than a side project.

He was working when he noticed that Kelly had stood up and stretched. “Are you getting hungry?” he asked.

“No,” she replied. “I just needed to stretch for a minute. I feel l