THE PATIENT WHO WASN'T REBECCA
Jason was driving home from yet another business trip when the storm struck. Rain hammered against the windscreen so violently that even with the wipers at full speed, he could barely see the road ahead. Lightning ripped across the sky, illuminating the countryside in brief flashes of ghostly white. Then came the explosion. BANG! The steering wheel jerked violently in Jason's hands. "Dammit!" He fought to keep control of the car and eventually pulled onto the side of the road. He switched on his hazard lights and climbed out into the pouring rain. One look confirmed what he already suspected. A tyre had blown. Jason opened the boot and reached for the spare. Flat. "Perfect." Another flash of lightning lit up the countryside. For the first time, Jason noticed the enormous iron gates on the opposite side of the road. Beyond them stood a sprawling old manor house. It looked Victorian, perhaps even older, with dozens of dark windows staring down at him. Jason hesita...