The morning air should be refreshing; Parker's not entirely happy solely for the fact that it is not. They're sitting on the bus station, though, so that could very well be their problem, although they are more suspecting it is because of their senses going wild (the next full moon is in six days, and they really, really, really are not looking forward to that).
Either way, the place - a tiny cafe just shy of the station, and they can see as well as smell people collecting, hear them groaning and complaining, because the bus is late and, well-- that's why Parker's here as well. They're waiting for the bus too, but after this delay - and how does that even happen? - they're not entirely sure it'll arrive at all.
Over the newspaper they're supposed to be reading, they throw a quick glance to the half-finished, lukewarm coffee they have, and they frown, sighing. The air smells of creatures, most of them not even close, likely, but at the station they are sure to mingle, and they metaphorical fur raises at the back of their neck without them meaning to be jumpy or suspicious.
Most likely, they should've stayed at home, but they thought how the day was nice and the air of it promising, and perhaps their mistake is entirely in hoping, endlessly.
Parker sighs and looks back to the newspaper they're holding, but the tiny ant-like letters don't exactly hold their attention for long.