How does it feel?

The missing

       "Lou!"

       Lou slowly raised his head and immediately closed his eyes from the bright sunlight.

       "Damn... I wish I could sleep for a bit more..."

       "Lou!"

       Mandy loudly called him, standing near the windows of his house. Lou got out of bed with a displeased expression. He reached out and yawned. Suddenly he froze in place and turned his head to the left.

       "Exactly..."

       Thoughts cleared up just now. Lou immediately frowned.

       "Damn, sewn arm feels different..."

       "LOU!"

       "I'm GOING!" Lou went to the window and shouted loudly in response.

       He exhaled and hastened to put himself in order. Soon, Lou finally came out.

       "Finally," Mandy greeted Lou with a small amount of indignation.

       "Yes, hello, next time, can you not yell at me under my windows?"

       "It is already twelve o'clock in the morning, are you up to date?"

       Suddenly, Lou thought.

       "Hm... For the truth, it is a bit late..."

       Mandy looked at him in alarm.

       "You... Still haven't recovered?"

       Lou looked at Mandy and answered in a perfectly calm voice.

       "No, yesterday's... "Occurrence" was just a slight misunderstanding."

       "Yeah, sure..." Mandy thought to herself.

       After a few seconds of silence, Lou continued to speak.

       "Well, and what is the reason for your visit?"

       "I have no plan from the very beginning, so... Let's go to the main square! Maybe we can help with something there?"

       Lou exhaled and reluctantly answered "Okay."

***

        Lou and Mandy were very surprised when they saw that there was nobody in the class. All desks were empty, and the robots just stood still. Lou hadn't been very good with robots before, and when they replaced him, he completely despised them. It always seemed to him that something was wrong with these robots. But now it wasn't matter for him.