Having seen Sinead circle through cold and collected to enraged and now back to her sweet, warm self sent Tanis’ head spinning, unsure how to handle herself still. The pet name did nothing to decrease the pounding of her heart in her chest, unsure how much was adrenaline and how much was just how exciting it felt to get any kind of attention from Sinead.<br/>On her request, Tanis unbuckled her seatbelt as well, not too keen on leaving the car and Sinead in it. However, she figured that the transition would feel easier with Sinead followed her up. It wasn’t that she was actually scared of anything happening to her, it was just that she was hit by the sudden realisation that she didn’t want to see Sinead leave just yet.<br/>“You are an angel,” she said as she exited the door, unsure how much of it Sinead actually heard but also unsure of how much she<span style="font-style: italic">wanted</span>her to hear.