Location: near town-hall Time: 29th of October @jameshorton
Raine felt like they were all over the place. Almost two days without any word from Benji. They had texted him, called him, knocked at his door. Nothing. Their body felt constantly warm or cold, worry had kept them awake most of the night. They had paced a couple of rooms, their whole apartment, the lobby of their apartment building, and most of the street in front of the apartment building. They were now making their way through the city with no idea where they were really headed. So far many conspiracy theories had found their way to their phone, but very few of them unhelpful.
Instead all they could think of was the possibility that Benji would end up like Teddy, and they would never see him again. Or like Greta, and he would need to say goodbye. Worst of all, Raine felt like this was their fault. That something they had done had gotten the wrong attention. It was then that they spotted a familiar face, and one that had been on their watchlist for a while. They walked straight towards the man, ignoring his security. “People are disappearing!” they snarled.