"I know," Sinead answered, the response soft and vaguely directed at all three of Tanis' comments. The fact that Tanis noticed too almost made Sinead choke up with pride, yet again feeling beyond blessed to have Avi in her life. Yet again, she spoke without specifying what she was answering. "You don't know half of it."<br/>She didn't allow either of them to linger on her comment, for now wishing to keep some parts of her marriage private. Sinead was thrilled about Tanis' presence and the work Avi was doing for her, but Sinead had to actively remind herself that the woman in front of her was still practically a stranger.<br/>As she returned to the kitchen table to clear some of the plates. Her smile was actively brighter now, needing to keep herself from reminiscing. "Are you finished? I doubt he'll come back to finish his."<br/>Right enough, Avi's door once again opened, and Sinead heard him move to their bedroom.<br/>"Tanis, I'm sorry I -" his words broke off as he continued speaking into their closet, rummaging through hanged shirts. "- It shouldn't take long, I just need to present at the station as his lawyer -"