<strong>Josie</strong><br/><br/>The young redhead sighed and propped herself up to drink the tea. She waited for it to cool a bit, as hated anything too hot. As she slowly sipped the liquid, she watched as the whole slew of people seemed to parade through her living room. Suddenly she felt overwhelmed, and she laid back after setting the tea aside. She didn't feel like talking to anyone right now, and she certainly didn't know what to say. How could she explain or make excuses for something that she didn't understand to begin with?<br/><br/>She swallowed and pulled the blanket tighter around her as the conversations rose and fell in volume. For some reason, all she wanted to do was sleep. She didn't know if this was a result of the healing, but it probably was. In actuality, she would get very physically drained...and sometimes sick...the bigger the injury she healed. Since Nina's had been life threatening, Josie felt like a semi-truck had slammed into her and left her body bereft of energy and feeling. Her head ached, she felt nauseous, and her whole body felt leaden. As the voices seemed to blur into a white noise din, Josie closed her eyes and tried to relax.