It was clear that the two women had caught Avi in a split moment between son and attorney, seeming to hear different things in Tanis' voice than he otherwise would have paid any notice of. As if searching for an answer, Avi glanced up at his wife.<br/>At that, Sinead startled. She knew Avi had only looked at her at the assumption that she had a better understanding of what had gotten Tanis'<span style="font-style: italic">on edge</span>, seeing as they had spent a few moments alone. Sinead, who did know why, only shrugged, not wanting to explain herself in that moment.<br/>As Sinead didn't offer any insight, Avi's attention returned to Tanis. There was a slight air of skepticism in the way his brows furrowed, hesitantly opening her folder.<br/>"You're alright, Tanis?" he asked, carefully but with no professionalism in his voice, even though the words itself might have reflected that. "Did something happen?"<br/>Suddenly struck by a feeling of overstepping solely out of interest for whatever Tanis might reply, Sinead knew this was now a business meeting. It made her dizzy knowing she had overstayed her welcome, not being able to hear Tanis expanation.<br/>"Let me get you a cup of coffee and I'll let you be," she offered, almost mindlessly. Sending an awkward glance at Tanis' profile, Sinead was quick to leave the office - though she did, selfishly, leave the door wide open.