Hearing the two gunshots, she recognized the sound as from a shotgun. Glancing back to Hans and Lexi, she hoped to high hell that they were done dressing Lexi's wound as the event outside didn't seem that it would wait just for treatment. Then a third shot went off with some yelling. Shaking her head a bit, she glanced to the TV when the news reporter came on. She wondered what would be said this time, if only she knew the lights could be attracting the zombies outside, she would have turned them off from the main box.<br/><br/>She stood in shock when the scene with the policemen fighting off zombies came on. She felt frantic for a second, if the police, who were trained for difficult situations, were having a hell of a time dealing with this, how could she? What if the others didn't want to hole up with someone so short? What if they decided only to only keep her around for the fact if they had to run from the zombies, they only had to outrun her? Eyes going wide, she crossed her eyes and really hoped she was only being paranoid. Though, in all horror movies, there was the one person that was used as bait or the slow runner.<br/><br/>Leaning against the counter, she took off her glasses. Groaning as she set her glasses on the counter for a second, Katsumi was just thinking how she'd like to wake up and find this a nightmare. Rubbing her face roughly, she decision that she wouldn't let them change. Slipping on her glasses, she touched the keyring on her belt loop.<strong>"I think I'm going to lock the doors."</strong>She glanced back to Jake, almost as if seeking his approval.<br/><br/>As she looked to the doors, she noticed the cop get out of the car and yell at someone still in the car. Quirking a brow, she wondered if the appearance of the cop should make her feel safer, but somehow, she didn't think it was helping. She sighed, knowing she couldn't in good conscience leave anyone outside in the threat of a zombie attack.