<div style="text-align: justify;">Joanne was really tired of walking around. She felt unsafe, such as everyone else, and moving was the only way to keep somewhat safe. With those infected ones around, you had to be ready to get on your feet at all times, even when asleep. Joanne was used to taking care of herself and being alone, but things were different now. Being alone now meant danger. It could even mean death. There was safety in numbers, but Joanne wasn't really sure about whether or not she wanted to be with some kind of groups she had met. Not everyone was trustworthy. Some people saw the group as protection, but didn't really feel obliged to help the group. For that, Joanne would be on her own. She was tired of that, though. <br/><br/>Having managed to get something to eat, she shoved everything within a backpack and divided it up in rations. There was some good in being used to having little food. She could function on just a bite and walk for a long time, until she found something else.<br/><br/>Now, though, she was starting to feel tired and sort of light-headed. Sleeping was starting to sound better and better, but she knew doing so outside would be a stupid idea. She had to find shelter. It didn't matter if shelter was just a roof over her head a floor. That was good enough, as long as she could have a closed door.<br/><br/>The girl was losing hope when she noticed something strange. A house. A bedsheet? "What the hell...", she murmured, tripping over when she walked a little more quickly. "Survivor inside", she mouthed, frowning. How come? Was there really someone in there? Some living person? Maybe this person needed something? Or they could exchange something? Joanne was a little suspicious, but she decided to try and move in. <br/><br/>Seeing other people moving in the same direction made the young woman stop on her tracks and take a few steps back, as silently as possible. Since they were going in, she thought, she might wanna let them go first, and see if nothing horrible would happen to them. If she didn't hear screaming, or see any of them come running back out, then she would follow in their tracks.</div>