Sophie scowled for a moment as she once again glanced up the hill at the pitch black iron rod gates that lined their property, which could easily be seen from the edge of town. One thing was for damn sure, she wasn't going back there tonight. Pushing off of the building and shoving her hand into her pockets once again, heading for the neighborhood she had just run through. Well at least she had a friend or two she knew would let her spend the night for a nigth or two.<br/><br/>After weaving her way through homes and squeezing in through gates in order to reach a small home at the farthest reaching street in the back of the residential neighborhood. There was a light on inside the house on the first floor so she could only assume that Anna's nana would be awake. Walking right up to the back door, Sophie reached for the door handle and turned it, walking in without knocking. Anna was her best friend and had been for many years so there was no need to knock anymore whenever they chose to visit one another.<br/><br/>"Nana? You awake?" Sophie called as she shifted to shut the door behind her. When there was no reply, she gave a simple shrug and walked through the kitchen to the stairs, not paying attention to anything other than navigating through the house to the stairs in the front of the house. "Anna Banana you better be awake or you will be when i get up there," she called with a smile. Anna Banana was an old nickname that she had given her best friend, Anna had never complained so it had just stuck. Jogging up the stairs, her fingertips ran lightly along the rail attached to the wall and as she reached the top, she was suddenly aware that the air in the whole house had shifted.<br/><br/>Something was wrong, but at the moment she was too irritated and tired to think about what it could possibly be. Stretching with a soft groan, Sophie walked to the end of the hall and opened the door to Anna's room. Her friend was deep asleep by now and honestly Sophie didn't feel like waking her, so she closed the door again and walked across the hall to the guest room. Opening the door and stepping inside, she shifted to shut the door behind her as she glanced around the room. Closing the small distance between her and the bed, Sophie crawled in slowly then collapsed onto her belly with a content sigh. Turning onto her back as she pulled the blanket out from under her, she kicked off her shoes and pulled her long hair to once side of her neck as she laid back in bed. Comfortably stretching out over the queen sized bed, she closed her eyes and sighed once more as she waited for sleep to overtake her. Maybe if she was out of her own home, the nightmares would stop.