Hearing Sinead rant had Tanis completely distracted, which meant that she too missed her own building. There was something about how Sinead still took the time to care about Tanis’ experience of it all when it was so clear to her that this wasn’t a rare occurrence to the other woman. It almost broke her heart to know but it also made her admire Sinead even more, finding it admirable for her to be able to go on the way she did when the world was against her.<br/>“This is fine,” she said, having not responded to anything else that Sinead had said, still transfixed with how she looked while angry like this. It was completely unfair and Tanis knew that there was nothing she could do other than what she was already doing. She believed in a better time for people like her and Sinead and that was why she protested.<br/>“You handled that far better than I would have ever managed to do,” she stated, completely unable to keep the admiration out of her voice. “I mean, you know what happened the last time I dealt with a cop.”