D.K Electronics

I started this shop years ago in Kalehali, right near the LMS school. It’s not a big place, just a small room where I keep my tools and some spare parts. Being in Bhunter is alright, but this village spot is where most of my neighbors are. I spend my days fixing things like televisions, radios, and sometimes mobile phones if the screens aren't too smashed up. It’s mostly just me here, though my younger brother helps out when he’s back from his college work. The school kids walk past every afternoon and sometimes they drop in for a small battery or to ask if I can fix a toy. The village is quiet, and I like it that way. I don’t have a fancy sign, just a wooden board outside. Some days are slow and I just sit on the bench and watch the traffic go by on the road near the school. I learned how to solder and fix boards from a guy I worked for in the city, but I prefer being back here. Parts take a while to come from the city, so I tell people they have to wait. They don't mind much. We just do what we can with the tools we have. It’s a decent life and the work is steady enough to keep the lights on and the tea hot. The winter gets cold but the shop stays warm enough.