God, she needed this. An entire week with nothing to do but have fun with her two closest friends. She couldn't remember the last time she'd had so much as a day to nothing but have fun, let alone a week! Fortunately this coincided with her spring break and she'd managed to get her shifts at Jack's Beanery covered.<br/><br/>Since her car was in the shop, she'd driven up with Kira. With a huff, she pulled her bag out of the car. Leanna set it by the door and slipped out of her sandals, wiggling her toes as she looked around. Her chocolate brown eyes widened. Wow... It was much nicer than she had expected.<br/><br/>Really, she would have been happy with anything. It was enough to know she'd be with Kira and Shawna. Moving into the kitchen, she did what she could to help Kira start putting away the perishables. Between the three of them it wasn't long before the car was unloaded.<br/><br/>"I am so happy to be here!" she said. Her face lit up. Most of the time the rather serious girl had a girl next door beauty but when she relaxed or drew attention to it, the subtle something, exotic and fey, that was always there showed through as she refilled her water bottle and went to join Shawna on the deck.<br/><br/>"What a view," she exclaimed softly, staring out over the lake. The sky was a myriad of colors. Red and orange with touches of purples and pinks along the clouds. She couldn't have asked for a better start to the vacation.<br/><br/>Taking a seat in one of the lounge chairs, she sighed contentedly. It was going to be getting chilly soon but for the moment she was comfortable in her powder blue T-shirt with a V neck that dipped low and bared a toned midriff. A gem in her bellybutton winked in the light. So did the stud in the side of her nose. The smile on her face softened, full lips curving upwards in a girlish smile. "I have a feeling this is going to be a week to remember." Though in the back of her mind, she couldn't help worrying about all the warnings and strangeness...