Despite the painfully mundane nature of the words, Tanis still felt chills when Sinead talked directly to her. She knew that she was probably being quite pathetic, but she really did want to spend as much time together with Sinead as she could, even if it was just stolen moment before she had to see Avi.<br/>It was probably going to be a terribly difficult balance for her to walk, never having been much of a liar, but she just knew that Sinead was going to be worth it. She was so pathetically infatuated with the other woman that she had no idea how to handle herself, and she just had to hope that Sinead found it endearing rather than awkward.<br/>“Sounds lovely,” was what Tanis settled on, sending Sinead a giddy grin as she went to grab herself a cup. Once back in the living room, she poured herself a cup, trying desperately not to think about the things she could do, had both her hands not been occupied.<br/>“He’s been talking my ear off the entire way from the diner, I need a pick me up,” she said, even though she knew that Sinead probably didn’t need an explanation. Feeling a lot braver than she probably should, she leant in to press a quick kiss to Sinead’s cheek, feeling giddy simply from the gesture, before going to Avi’s office.