A feeling of relief washed over Tanis when Sinead insisted that she hadn’t messed up. Even if it seemed like a small way to comfort her, it was so important to Tanis that Sinead at least didn’t seem to actively loathe her.<br/>In fact, the idea that Sinead could have overstepped completely boggled Tanis’ mind, having wished that she could have stayed close to Sinead forever and that she hadn’t broken away. It was something that had haunted her since she had woken back up, but she was so uncertain about whether or not it was something Sinead regretted.<br/>“You didn’t,” she insisted, too quick in insisting that it was abundantly clear that had indeed been no overstepping. It was so difficult for her to not speak more clearly, wanting to make surer that there were no misunderstandings, but she knew that she couldn’t.<br/>“That’s what I am trying to figure out if maybe I did.”