Tanis' reluctant response made Sinead chuckle, immediately serving to dissipate some of the heaviness of the exchange. It made it easier to maneuver, allowing for Tanis to seat herself.<br/>Sinead, in the mean time, picked up the dish and instead knelt by the car, placing it on the floor behind the driver's seat.<br/>"That's okay," Sinead accepted with a smile, looking over at Tanis through the diagonal line of their car. Tanis was barely visible, hardly any light lit on the street. They had only just left the house, and already it had gone dark. Still, in the darkness, Sinead could still tell that Tanis' hair was an entire differently shade of inky black, making the light appear lighter solely by comparison. It made Sinead smile.<br/>"It's a learning curve."<br/>With that, Sinead straightened her posture, quietly pushing the door shut, before seating herself behind the wheel. She did so with a little huff, and as she closed the door behind her, before having put the key in the ignition, there was a moment of total darkness between them.<br/>Thoughtless, Sinead had turned to look at Tanis as she turned the key. Another smile grew on her lips as the lights washed over them, feeling inexplicably comforted by the fact that Tanis' hair remained just as pitch black in the light.<br/>Finally looking forward, Sinead put the car in reverse.<br/>"I'll just start driving and you'll let me know where we're going, alright?" she clarified as they rolled out of the driveway.