AgentAragorn

        The sound of cars speeding down the rain-slick road seemed all around her as she sat waiting for the bus. She didn't usually take the bus, but it was raining and she didn't like to walk through the rain. Her clothes would always end up wet, even with an umbrella or raincoat, and wet feet sucked. So she'd decided to make use of her student bus pass for the first time.        Sitting within the clear, plastic structure at the bus stop made the noises sound a bit hollow. What she could hear over the drumming of the rain on the top and side of it seemed like it got trapped within and bounced around some before finally leaving. Deciding

 Jonathan sat trembling in the dark. He stared at nothing, his eyes not penetrating the circle of blackness that surrounded him. A single lamp illuminated the round table he sat at, allowing him enough light to see the edges of it and nothing more. A tea pot and half-empty cup sat in the centre. With a trembling hand he reached toward it and took it towards his lips, not truly looking at it as he drank. He set the cup down on a plate. The cup rattled against it, the only sound save for the thunder that rumbled in the distance. He heard a switch flick. Jonathan shut his eyes for a moment, temporarily blinded by the harshness of the light tha