No matter how much Sinead wanted to linger in the kiss, it was never intended for it to be anything else than a stolen moment. The weight of Tanis' hands against her waist, however, made a shiver run down Sinead's spine, immediately making her reconsider any and all sense of caution. It was hard to not lingering in the knowledge that there was no real danger in their presence, Sinead's hesitation stemming only out of a curtesy to Avi. So, she couldn't help but lean further into the kiss, smile tugging at the corners of her mouth.<br/>When Sinead finally leaned out of the kiss, she did so reluctantly. Her hands had yet to leave Tanis' skin when she spoke her parting words.<br/>"Let me get him for you," she said, the words having the clear intention of pulling them back to their crude reality. Her voice, however, remained soft, brushing a last caress to Tanis' neck as she retrieved her hands.<br/>Finally, Sinead stepped out of the embrace. "He's on the phone with his mother, and she'll continue talking 'til somebody stops her."