Jenna's yawn was infectious and had Brook yawning right after her. “I don't think either of us will need that tea tonight. I'll just finish up here and probably pass out.” Although nothing had been too strenuous today, it had been a long day, despite the light still in the sky. From waking up, and going through the final steps until she'd been boarded and sent on the helicopter here with the three others, then the strain of trying to adapt to her new situation in a social capacity had Brook feeling groggy.<br/><br/>Brett's comments about the possibility of them being recorded had her looking around at the ceiling with narrowed eyes. That was not a comfortable thought. She let the chatter of the others sink into the background as she washed what dishes they had used, then set about drying them before putting them away. It was how she found a percolator for the coffee grinds that were in the fridge. There was a coffee maker as well, but just in case the power wasn't going at full capacity, it was best to make sure people got their coffee. Otherwise everyone suffered.<br/><br/>Brook headed into the bathroom to get ready for bed after Jenna had already slipped into her bed. The men were out patrolling the grounds or marking their territory. After slipping into a god awful pair of  plaid pajamas that were sinfully comfortable no matter how they looked, Brook slipped under the covers of her own bed.<br/><br/>She only slept for a bit. When she woke back up, the men were back and looked to be in bed. A harsh wind had started up in the night and the creaks of the cabin were making it all but impossible for her to fall back asleep, no matter how many times she tossed and turned.<br/><br/>With a soft sigh, she finally gave up. She was careful to be quiet as she snuck out of the room, then made her way to her office. Brook hadn't written her journal entry for the day before, and figured her insomnia would be a good time to start.<br/><br/>Though slowly as the time dragged by, fatigue wore at her until she crossed her arms over the journal and rested her head just for a moment. She fell asleep before she even finished her thought.<br/>