Without a mirror to look at, Addison had no way of double checking that she had re-dressed herself accurately enough. Hopefully, she didn’t look like someone who had just obviously come from having sex. Especially if there was even the smallest, slightest chance that the others in the office hadn’t heard her as she reached her crescendo.<br/><br/>Preston’s remark about the test being whether or not her father was standing on the other side of the door with a baseball bat made her laugh darkly. “Oh, my dad has a handgun. He has several, actually. He’s always carrying.” She mentioned this fact in an almost lackadaisical fashion, even though this knowledge was bound to seriously frighten Preston.<br/><br/>It wasn’t until Preston checked the door and she heard another voice from the other side of it, that Addison thought to straighten up and hide herself behind the wooden slab. Thankfully, Preston had the sense to keep the door mostly closed as he responded to Mary, and even had the forethought to send her dashing off for the printer, as if he knew she’d do that.<br/><br/>Addison perked a dark brow at Preston’s direction when he addressed her, once Mary was no longer in earshot. He told her to make a break for it, whispering about the bathroom and pretending she’d been there the whole time. Idly, she wondered just how long they had been together in the map room, going at it against the wall. The thought made her smirk.<br/><br/>Preston waved her on and Addison slinked around the door, ducking beneath his arm and into the vast hallway, where she snuck to the bathroom while creeping on her tiptoes. She pushed the door open, aware that Preston needed a little time on the phone with her father. Taking the opportunity to freshen up and relieve herself, she did so, then checked her appearance in the mirror.<br/><br/>Her face was dewy, flushed, and her hair was mussed. She smirked at her own reflection, combing fingers through her hair to make it look presentable again. That subtle smirk wouldn’t wipe off of her face though, not when she left the bathroom, and certainly not when she met Preston back at his desk.