Nadia was basking in the afterglow of her bold move when she happened to look around and see David approach the tram station. Alone. Without Patricia. She blinked her eyes, not quite believing what she was seeing. Had her plan worked for now? Would he want to speak with her? Was he angry? Confused? Suddenly she was quite afraid, not knowing what to expect from him. Part of her regretted saying that one thing about banging actors. Nadia didn't want to insult David. Even if nothing were to ever happen between them, she didn't want David to be fired or to be angry at her. After all, she had already established the fact that she had fallen for him.<br/><br/>Once he reached the station, Nadia gazed at him, hesitating for a moment before discreetly making his way towards him. It was difficult to find words, to describe how she was feeling. Not to mention things were still complicated from a few days ago. She just wanted them to be able to get along, to be relaxed like it had been before her foolish confession and whining about him leaving. Why couldn't she just be happy that he was here now and that the whole city was full of possibilities for them? She just wasn't thankful enough. Human beings were never thankful enough. There was always something that was wrong or lacking.<br/><br/>"I don't know what happened just now." She blurted, forgetting all about 'hi' and 'how are you'. "I'm sorry if I hurt you or insulted you in any way. What she did today was outrageous and I just couldn't take it anymore." Nadia did feel much better after her little outburst, but she couldn't help but to worry about what she had just potentially started. Jade obviously didn't know anything about her lies, so if Patricia interrogated her about the story, she could only hope that the blonde dancer would figure things out and back her up. It wasn't, however, guaranteed and the risk was big. Nadia was willing to take anyway. "Obviously, none of that was true." She said and smiled slightly. "About me and Jade. I wanted to scare her, that's all."<br/><br/>Now that the 'easier' part was out of the way, Nadia tried to think of something to say about what had happened between them previously. She was confused, perhaps because her logic and emotions weren't exactly in accord when it came to David. "I don't want it to be awkward between us." She spoke finally, deciding to just tell the truth. "I saw how you struggled today and I'm sorry about that. I'm sorry for doubting you and demanding so much." Nadia looked him in the eyes. "This just hasn't happened to me before. It's difficult to comprehend. I guess what I'm trying to say is that we should just be and enjoy the time we have now. Let things happen or not happen. Whatever the outcome, we should embrace it, I think." And those were her genuine thoughts. Although there was always a risk of heartbreak or a battle with Patricia, she was ready to face it. It was about time that she lived more and danced less.<br/><br/>"But we should probably keep a low profile around Patricia." Nadia concluded and rolled her eyes. "If I don't get fired for what I just did, that is."