Everything had seemed a lot easier when Tanis got here, still swept up in the emotions from the day before and how she and Sinead seemed to be at least somewhat on the same page in all of this. Now, however, Tanis felt sick to her stomach, holding the cup of coffee between both hands as she moved back towards the office, just in time for Sinead to call on her.<br/>The idea of having to face Avi only moments after having kissed his wife was too much. She knew that she was being exceptionally cruel to a man that he been nothing but kind and helpful to her and it made her sick. She really wished that there was a way she could both be with Sinead but also not bring any harm to Avi, but that did not seem likely.<br/>The real realisation came when she saw Sinead standing in the doorway to Avi’s office, making it so abundantly clear that they were a unit. It made Tanis relish the fact that she had something to do with her hands and just gripped onto the cup tighter.<br/>“So now he has time to see me,” she stated, trying to come back to herself but her comment fell a little flat.