Gaurav Raj Kashyap

It's just me and a couple of others here at Sector 17 on Sola Road. Most days we get in around nine, but the traffic near 179 and 180 can be a real pain if you're even five minutes late. Gaurav Raj Kashyap is what's on the paperwork, but we don't worry much about titles or anything fancy like that. The floor is concrete and stays cool for a bit in the morning, which is nice because once that sun hits the front door, it gets stuffy fast. We have an old ceiling fan that clicks every time it rotates, but you get used to the rhythm after a week. There isn't a lot of space for extra things, so we keep the desk cluttered with notes and half-empty water bottles. Sometimes the neighbors from the next shop over come by to complain about the parking, or just to share a bit of news from the street. It’s not a quiet place, but it's where we spend most of our hours. We usually eat lunch sitting right where we work, mostly because there’s too much to do to go out. By five o’clock, the light starts to fade and the streetlights on Sola Road flicker on one by one. We pack up the papers, lock the heavy metal shutters, and head home just to do it all again the next morning. It’s just how things go around here.