He's left alone for the next two days of work, before they finally contact him, to get the full details of the story of what happened, since he's the only reliable witness that survived the entire ordeal. Of course, as he doesn't tell them the full truth, they still don't know<em>exactly</em>what happened, but they accept his version of events, and leave it at that. He's also quite handsomely rewarded, for his efforts, an amount almost equal to what he paid for his house, before the upgrades, of course.<br/><br/>Beyond that, though, he's left alone for the next month, unless he actively seeks out trouble.