“Give me some room to breathe, dude.” Radhi got a rush and leaned away.
“That isn’t so easy in here.” Oscar backed off. “I can’t see what you’re doing.”
“I showed you this morning.” Radhi groaned and tapped the keys.
“You should have a little patience with me. I wasn’t weaned on computers like you were.”
That was for sure. They hadn’t even invented the wheel. “Don’t worry. You’re doing alright, for an old guy. See, it goes like this.” Radhi transferred the file. His phone beeped.
“Just like that.” Oscar’s voice raised an octave. “Amazing.”
Radhi handed the computer to Oscar, who sat down on his own bunk across the narrow aisle. He returned to typing. His fingertips rattled the keys, audible between the passing gusts. “I’d better write some more, since you’re catching up with me.”
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