The question wasn’t surprising, but Tanis still found that she had a hard time answering it. She wanted to be able to say yes, to tell Sinead that they were good and that there was nothing to worry about, but she knew that she was too transparent for that.<br/>She felt vexed on what to do, really wanting to let Avi know what she had done, but also not wanting to accidentally out Sinead in the process, nor able to afford losing her legal representation. It was a stupid situation that she knew that she had put herself in, but she had no idea how to get back out of it.<br/>“I don’t know,” she said, finding that answer to be more truthful that anything else she could have said. It was difficult to talk to Sinead about it as well, even if she was the only person Tanis really could talk with it about. It all just left her further confused.<br/>“Been better.”