The rhythmical click of Sinead’s heels caused Tanis to wake back up, the night too dark around them and the city too much alive. It’s wasn’t have Tanis preferred time live but it was where she was needed and thus she stayed.<br/>It felt strange to see Sinead in the street where she lived, making her feel as if Sinead definitely didn’t belong here but instead was meant for better things. It didn’t help ease her mind that she knew that Sinead was only there for her and to follow her home. It was both exciting and a little scary to even think about.<br/>“Yeah,” she answered, unsure which one of the questions she was actually answering. She couldn’t think quite straight, the adrenaline still pumping from it all and she knew that it was going to be a nightmare to even try and get to sleep once she got in.<br/>Seemed like it was going to be a long night.<br/>“I’m fine,” she settled on as she fished her key out of her pocket and unlocked the door to her building. The inside of the building was in a poor state, the walls graffitied and the bannisters broken. Tanis knew that none of those things were ever going to get fixed, at least not while she lived there.<br/>“I’m on third so it’s a bit of a walk,” she said, her voice apologetic.