As Tanis witnessed how the officer treated Sinead, seeing how rude he was being to her, with no reason whatsoever, made Tanis want to punch her second cop within a month. She knew that it wasn’t going to help and thus her hands remained on the dashboard until Sinead rejoined her in the car, slamming the door shut behind her.<br/>If Tanis had thought that seeing Sinead calm and composed had been attractive, it was nothing against seeing her riled up and finally angry. It was something she could so relate to, far more than being able to stay calm in a situation like that, and it caught her aback, leaving her without knowing what to say or do other than to just watch Sinead.<br/>“Yeah,” she breathed, finding that she had nothing else of use to say. She felt less and less tense as they got further away from the patrol car, still mostly transfixed by Sinead and how refreshing it was to finally see her with her feelings on her sleeve.