Clink, clink, thump. Sophomore Grady Allen grimaced as his 3-millimeter screw bounced between the parts of his Windows 10 that he’d been building for the past two hours. After falling through a hole no wider than his pinky finger, Allen knew from experience that it would take at least another hour to find the screw. Allen stood over his computer with his body almost blocking out the light from his desk lamp. Flashlight and screwdriver in hand, he surgically picked apart the PC lying flat on his desk and emerged an hour later, triumphant with the jelly bean-sized screw between his fingers. To read more, click the link in bio. #storybyconnorvogel #pagedesignbysydneyeck #photobykennaharrington #socialmediabysydneyeck