It really was thrilling getting to hear Tanis' understanding of the sheer urgency of her situation, and yet seeing no attempt to correct it. Between their initial conversation at the booth and the time spent here in the storage room, a significant amount of time had passed. Sinead was fully aware of the fact that each moment spent with Sinead was a moment not spent working.<br/>Getting to experience just how reluctant Tanis seemed to be to say her goodbyes made Sinead's heart do a flip in her chest.<br/>"I'll see you there," she smiled, unable to contain it.<br/>As if reassured by Tanis' comfortable pacing, Sinead, too, allowed herself to linger. After all, Sinead seemed to be the only one in a real rush.<br/>Leaning in the cross the distance, Sinead pressed a ginger kiss to the corner of Tanis' lips. Sinead had only barely reached out for Tanis, fingertips only ghosting across Tanis' cheek. It made for a easy and gentle transition out of the kiss as she pulled away, straightening her posture.<br/>"Enough, now," Sinead rushed, the almost laughed tease a stark contrast to the tenderness of the kiss.<br/>In direct contradiction to her own words and air, Sinead placed one last, juveline kiss centered on Tanis' lips. When Sinead once again had Tanis in her sight, she was grinning like a school girl. "You're at work."