by Mr. Brightside
Jonathan Twain used to work on Wall Street until he realized it was slowly sucking the life out of him. With enough money to never worry again, he walked away and turned to what had always fascinated him, mysteries and the paranormal. Odd cases, strange events, things that never fit into the neat order of the world. The cases still scare him sometimes, but that’s exactly why he needs them. They make him feel alive. When they end, the emptiness always sneaks back in, but that’s what whiskey and bad decisions are for. He drinks too much, smokes too much, pretends to be a cynic, and somehow keeps finding himself knee-deep in the impossible. Life after Wall Street isn’t exactly peaceful, but at least it’s never boring.
