Sinead had been deep in her own thoughts when Tanis’ spoke; the sudden end to the silence made Sinead's eyes dart back to the woman still seated where both Avi and herself had left her.<br/>"It usually isn't," Sinead answered, hoping that to be of comfort in case Tanis sat worrying. "Avi's not a criminal law attorney, so he usually refers big ticket items to another pro bono friend of his."<br/>Though her words had left Sinead with a small, polite smile, silence once again fell around her. She didn't mind Tanis stay, but mentally, she was reviewing the day she had planned for herself, and she was trying to decide which of those could be of some interest to Tanis.<br/>"How are you feeling, Tanis? You came directly from work, didn’t you?" she instead asked, almost suddenly. Her eyes once again refocused on their guest, and though her smile disappeared in favor for a look of worry, her expression became more genuine overall. "Do you want to use our spare bedroom? Now that you have some time on your hands?"