Sinead let out a surprised little laugh, though the surprise itself stemmed out of surprise for Tanis' honesty rather than the content of her words. Avi was essentially working two jobs between his paid work and his pro bono work, and Sinead couldn't really blame her husband for going to bed whenever possible.<br/>She, however, also knew she barely felt safe in her own neightbourhood at night; she could barely imagine the hassle it was for Tanis to figure out bus connections out of there.<br/>"I've been trying to convince him to get an office down town," she elaborated, not wanting to, once again, get into the back and forth of whether Avi did or didn't do enough to help Tanis out. "It would increase the accessibility."<br/>Sinead fell silent, once again getting in her head about possibilities and complications with Avi's work. Unable to process that line of thought, she instead sighed, shaking off the thought with a little shake of her head.<br/>"You'd miss me too much," she instead commented, the tease in her smile making it hard to judge whether she was using the plural or singular<span style="font-style: italic">you</span>. She accompanied the addition with a grin, glancing over at Tanis. "Who else's gonna help me out around the house?"