Sinead's smile widened at that, humored that they weren't well past the point of pretending Tanis was a bother, in any shape or form.<br/>"I know," she replied, a chuckle creeping into her voice.<br/>"Let's consider it settled then," Sinead continued in the broader sense of the conversation. Her attention finally left Tanis in favour of her husband, who looked even less surprised by the turn of events than Sinead could have expected. "If you send it by radiofax to the office, I'll bring it around to the diner on my way home."<br/>Avi, smiling, nodded at that, having no objections to it. Any legal communication was better done in writing, as discreetly as possible. "Will do."<br/>"Are you ready to go then, Tanis?" Sinead went on, understanding the conversation to be done. When she glanced at her wrist watch, it was more of a instinctive gesture than anything else. They were doing fine on time, even taken into consideration that Sinead didn't know precisely where she would be dropping Tanis off.