The tension between herself and Sinead was thick enough to cut with a knife and Tanis felt for certain that she had ruined everything. If it had been entirely up to her, she would have never pulled away from Sinead last night, but she knew that it had been the right decision in the moment.<br/>Now though, it was impossible to tell what the dynamic between them was now and Tanis was still just filled with a sense of dread and the sense that she had ruined everything.<br/>“Right, thanks,” she said, knowing that Sinead had went out of her way to help Tanis with this and that it was probably an offer that she was regretting now. Their dynamic had been different the day before when Sinead had initially offered to come by with her papers and Tanis doubted that Sinead would find her to be worth the effort now.<br/>“Can we-“ She broke herself off, unsure what she was actually trying to ask of Sinead and if it was even going to be worth the effort. Maybe it was just done between the two of them and Tanis had ruined any chance of any kind of relationship with Sinead.<br/>“I just-“ She broke herself off again, feeling frustrated by the fact that she couldn’t say what she actually wanted to say, especially not when they were in public. Even if the diner was mostly empty, Tanis still knew that she couldn’t speak as openly as she would want to. “Did I mess up?”