Sinead let out a little, acknowledging sound at that. She didn't have anything productive to offer, her attention still mostly on the maneuver of parking the car. It was only when she pulled the handbrake and took the keys out of the ignition that her attention finally was undividedly on Tanis.<br/>With the motor no longer setting the baseline of noise, the car suddenly felt deafeningly silent. Even the stray passerby felt like lightyears away, even though they could only be a few feet further away from Sinead than Tanis was.<br/>Then, Sinead finally smiled.<br/>"I think we should hurry up anyway," she said, her voice awfully composed for someone with such a coy smile pulling at the corners of her mouth.