Avi had to give it a moments thought but did, eventually, nod. Though he didn't know the exact address, he could probably get close enough for Tanis to direct him the last few blocks.<br/>"I do," he ended up adding, not sure if his initial response had been visible in the sparse streetlight. He, too, refrained from commenting on Tanis' off work hours; after all, Avi was still technially on the clock, too, and Sinead's shift had just finished.<br/>When Avi one again turned his attention out of the window, he inattentively shifted his posture as he finally locked eyes with his approaching wife. With a little nod backwards, Avi saw Sinead's features first reflect confusion and then, genuine delight. Without any further objections, she instead seated herself on the passenger's seat behind Avi.<br/>"What a pleasure seeing you again, Tanis," Sinead said, her voice still bright and alert despite the odd hour.  The scarf she had been wearing around her hair on her way to work was now tied around her neck, and she shifted in her seat as she stripped herself of her over coat. "I thought I had to go days without your company."<br/>Sinead saw her husband grin in the rear view mirror, but the man did not otherwise comment. Instead, he pulled the car into gear. and pulled out into the empty road. "I've promised that we would drop her off at work, Sinnie."