Leanna had heard the howling of the wolves. It was harder to ignore the strangeness with it seemingly so close. Maybe the lake made the sound carry better and it was farther away than she thought. Grabbing her jacket, she zipped it up. The phone rang and she listened with interest to the side of the conversation that she could hear. Frowning, she bit her lip and stared out the window thoughtfully for a moment.<br/><br/>Well, it sounded like things were settled. Everything after that happened fairly quickly. Jennifer was good company. After a couple drinks Leanna started to relax and have a good time. There was a flush to her cheeks and gleam in her eyes that was all too rare. Her schedule was normally so packed she didn't have time- no, make time- for fun...<br/><br/>She had just about forgotten about the world outside her doors when it insisted on intruding. It didn't take long for things to sink in. Her eyes widened as the scene unfolded like something out of a horror movie. Not a particularly good one either...<br/><br/>There was something not right about the wolves. They were so big but more than that was the intelligence she could see in their movements. Her friends had had a couple more drinks than she had. "Kira, Shawna, I think we should do what Jennie probably did and barricade ourselves in one of the rooms," she said softly. She didn't want to do anything to alarm the animals or draw more attention to themselves.