As Tanis entered the diner she started scanning the room, a heavy sense of dread still hanging over her, and it didn’t take long for her to find Sinead. Even while bearing clear signs of having had a rough night, Sinead still looked so stunning that Tanis almost wanted to cry, especially when she knew just how poorly the night before had ended up for them.<br/>There was no way that this was going to be an easy confrontation, but Tanis knew that there was no way around it. With a deep breath, Tanis started approaching Sinead, feeling heavier and more nauseous as she approached, but also a strange sense of excitement, happy that she actually got to see Sinead still, even if the circumstances were weird.<br/>“Hi,” she breathed, feeling like she was going to puke, but there was no way around it anymore.<br/>“Give me a sec. I just need to clock in,” she added, finding that she needed that distraction before able to properly facing Sinead. She wanted to have a proper conversation with her and clear out the air, finding it almost physically painful that she might have ruined their relationship for good.