Sinead grinned at that, and to her right, she heard Avi huff out a small grin too. She turned the engine on.<br/>"That's a lovely answer, Tanis" Sinead said, finally dragging her eyes away from Tanis in favour for the driver's side mirror. Despite neither her nor her husband engaging in any conflict with the police, Sinead was pleased about Tanis' attitude. "Can't let them get too comfortable."<br/>Putting the car in gear, Sinead turned into traffic.<br/>"You shouldn't encourage her," Avi said, as he buckled his seat belt. His eyes, however, caught Tanis' in the rear view mirror, and his expression was far softer than his voice, wanting to assure the young woman that he wasn't morally disapproving her actions.<br/>"Why not?" Sinead answered, her voice light with a chuckle as she manouvered through traffic. "Worst case scenario she'd need you to represent her and we get to enjoy her company a little while longer," she added, searching for Tanis' eyes in the rear view mirror too, sending her an almost knowing grin.