Leeanne started to feel normal and get used to the hospital. The issue is, she really likes chewing. Her nurse had to put a muzzle on her; as Leeanne bit someone's neck before.
Leeanne was sleeping when the incident happened. Someone had killed a visitor, and security were booming. "What the?" Leeanne whispered as she woke up. She heard her door being locked, and many other patient's doors being locked.“...she should know better! Poor guy, he just wanted to see his daughter! Luckily he isn't pronounced dead.” Leeanne heard someone say. “Yeah, I bet if his daughter knew, she'd freak out.” Another said.
Leeanne was very confused. Someone died? But who? “Hey!” She screamed, “what's happening?” They ignored her completely.
Leeanne ignored them after a while. Her muzzle obviously made it so that she was harder to hear. “Get out of my head...” Leeanne cried after two minutes of hearing negative things. “I don't understand why out of 7 billion people, I was in the unlucky batch...” A nurse walked in, worried. “What's wrong?” She asked, politely. Leeanne shrugged sadly, sitting on the floor. She curled up, her knees compressing her chest. “I feel broken. I keep hearing them. They won't leave me be!” Leeanne yelled at last. The nurse, or Phoebe, was silent. “It's only a disorder. Just ignore whatever you're hearing. Do you want to see some of your visitors? Your mother came.” Phoebe smiled. “F-fine. Sure.” Leeanne replied.___
Amelia was horrified at Leanne's muzzle. “Has my daughter become insane?” Amelia whispered, caressing Leeanne's hair gently. “No, I'm not... I'm not...”, Leeanne was enraged, “I'm NOT insane.” Leeanne leaped at Amelia and grabbed her neck tightly. “I'm not, I'm not, I'm not.” Amelia was crying, trying to get air. Security rushed in and pinned the screaming Leeanne down. “I'm NOT! I'm NOT!” Leeanne protested, trying to get her muzzle off. She began growling viciously like an angry wolf, and soon, she was tranquillized. “I'm... I'm... I'm sane...” She softly murmured before passing out in a guard's arms.