Kat shrugged innocently when Diego reminded her that she didn’t actually finish the dessert waffle that she ordered on the fateful night when they first met. Okay, so maybe he had a point. “So my eyes are sometimes bigger than my stomach,” she nonchalantly declared. “I can’t help it.”<br/><br/>His point was made just after that, though, when he mentioned that her sweet tooth didn’t necessarily mean she cared for burritos. “I love burritos.” She assured him, plainly. It appeared as if she didn’t have to convince him, because just after that, Diego was happy to step out of the salon and lead the way to the new burrito place.<br/><br/>He talked about not having much time for the mall, which made Kat smirk. “Well, I’m glad to allow you the opportunity to come inside, this time.” She knew her words were filled with innuendo, and had to glance his way as she spoke. She kept stride with Diego as they headed toward the food court, and soon after, the burrito shop.<br/><br/>When they stepped up to the register, Diego immediately began scanning the menu. Kat could hear his stomach rumbling on the way over, and now, seeing how his gaze looked when they were hungry, had a bit of an effect on her, admittedly. “Well, don’t forget that you have a suit to fit into,” Kat chastised.<br/><br/>“So, if I’m juicing, you probably have to too. Unless you can find some other way for us to burn lots of calories.” She once again glanced at him, this time offering him a steamy look and a wicked smile. She was flirting now, there was no denying. Before he could respond, she leaned in and placed her burrito order, walking down the line of toppings and pointing as she said which ones she wanted.<br/><br/>Diego mentioned something about how excited he was to watch her take a full burrito down and Kat chuckled. “You might be surprised how much I can stuff in my mouth.” It was just too easy to flirt, at this point. Diego moved to the cashier to pay and asked if she wanted to find a place for them to sit.<br/><br/>“Sure.” She turned away from him and moved to a table near the edge of the food court. She sat herself down and placed her purse on her lap, not wanting to take a chance by dangling it from the back of her chair, knowing there were tons of shoplifters at the mall.