Nadia accepted David's hand with a smile as he ran up to follow her. She kind of liked abandoned places, although she had been instructed to never go to such places alone. Still, they were hauntingly beautiful and creepy, which were both aspects that Nadia could appreciate. Old was beautiful. Broken was beautiful. Lonely was also beautiful. The car factory happened to be all of them put together at once, even if it was also disgusting and dirty, probably holding numerous secrets that many would have chosen not to discover.<br/><br/>She proceeded inside with David and for a moment her attention was completely elsewhere, scanning the ground that was a mixture of stone and weeds pushing through, as well as scattered trash, metal and broken bricks. Nadia spotted several broken bottles of beer in one of the corners, cigarette stubs and even a lone dirty syringe. Yes, people had definitely had a questionable party and they hadn't left without leaving behind a mark or two of their presence. In the white light of David's phone, her eyes examined the various graffitis that had been drawn with surprising talent. A shame it was all hidden inside the dark depths of the factory, for no outsider to see, unless one was daring enough to slip through the fence.<br/><br/>Nadia was observing one of the artworks that seemed to be a very modern take on the birth of Venus, Venus being replaced by a stripper. It was all impressing, like an art gallery that no one knew about. "I know. It's amazing." She commented, her attention torn away the second that David wrapped his arm around her. At this point she figured there was no need to be so shy anymore and therefore she leaned against him. Nadia looked up to his eyes, and for a moment they seemed to just stare at each other. It almost felt like David wanted to say or do something, and then it occurred to her that they had kissed and that now that things were settled, they could do it again. She sneered a little and reached to tap his nose before he leaned in to whisper to her.<br/><br/>Her heart skipped a beat at his suggestion and she pushed him away with a large smile on her face. "Sure. Race to the top floor. Loser has to grant three wishes to the winner. Go!" Nadia took a head start towards a staircase. She didn't even care if the steps underneath her would collapse. For once, she just wanted to live. Thankfully, as she ran up the steps, none of them gave in to her weight and she was able to make it to the next floor.