Even if Tanis had absolutely no reason to think otherwise, she was still relieved when Sinead promised her that she would wait. There was no reason as to why Sinead would want to stick around after all, Tanis full well aware of the fact that she had given her nothing but reasons to leave, yet she was still willing to wait it out for a couple of moments more and that was crucial time to Tanis.<br/>She knew that they were going to have to talk somehow, but she also knew that they were going to have to be delicate about it, otherwise they would be too at risk in the diner. Luckily for the both of them, the diner was mostly empty and Tanis felt relieved to know that they at least had that in their favour.<br/>Walking fast, Tanis had made it out back and quickly clocked herself in, sloppily tying an apron around her waist as she made her way back to the diner.<br/>Even with the short delay, she still didn’t feel ready to face Sinead, but she also knew that if she didn’t clear things up right now, she was probably going to regret it forever.<br/>“Sorry to keep you waiting, have you been waiting for long?” She asked as she got back to Sinead’s table, not feeling confident enough to take a seat across from her, unsure if Sinead would even want to talk it through or would rather just forget about it all.