The time Sinead spent in the car gave Tanis a moment to think, allowing the entire evening to wash over her and for things to really settle in her mind. It was becoming so abundantly clear to her that she was attracted to Sinead and that that attraction was getting harder and harder to ignore.<br/>It felt stupid to even consider, especially with how dependant she was on Avi‘a help still, but she knew that if she got the chance, she would be together with Sinead in a heartbeat. It was a feeling that she was going to have to shake, because it was never going to happen and dreaming about it seemed like a waste of time.<br/>When Sinead rejoined her outside, however, Tanis couldn’t help her heart from beating faster in her chest, feeling a mix between excitement and dread by the prospect of Sinead following her up to her flat. She knew that her flat was nothing compared to what Sinead lived in, but it was a nice gesture for her to follow her all the way upstairs anyway.<br/>“We only missed it by a couple of meters,” she said, running a hand through her long hair, feeling quite skittish still. She mostly blamed the Andre alone for that but she knew that Sinead’s presence was also part of the explanation.