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They Have Been Waiting for the Bus for Twenty Minutes
Commuting by public transport during peak urban rush hours often tests commuter patience, especially when unpredictable weather conditions cause unexpected schedule disruptions. Yesterday afternoon, a sharp autumn wind blew rain across the glass shelter at the High Street bus stop. A diverse group of chilly commuters stood huddled together on the pavement, watching the empty roadway with growing frustration. They have been waiting for the number fourteen bus for twenty minutes now.
Among the waiting passengers, an elderly gentleman named Harold has been checking his vintage pocket watch every two minutes. Beside him, two university students, Daniel and Liam, have been reviewing their lecture notes while shifting their weight from one cold foot to the other. Down the pavement, an office worker in a beige trench coat has been refreshing