She really didn't want things to end there, not when she could see the desire in his eyes. But this wasn't the place for such things, certanly not when a bunch of drunkards were wandering nearby. Nadia hurried to the stairwell with him while trying to listen to the voices and figure out where the group was heading. However, before she could open her mouth and whisper to David that they should slip away quietly without gathering attention, the drunkards alerted each other of the police officers that had entered the factory as well. Perhaps someone had reported the drunkards earlier.<br/><br/>The thought of getting caught on private property made her very uneasy, but she was nonetheless able to follow David once more as he cursed quietly. Nadia gave him a worried look and glanced over her shoulder towards the stairs upon hearing approaching footsteps. So much for some privacy! If they got caught now, they could get off with just a warning since they weren't intoxicated. She stood in the corner where David had placed her in and buried her face into his neck while listening. Aside from the sound of footsteps in the stairway, she was certain she could hear David's heart hammer in his chest.<br/><br/>Her jaw clenched as the flashlight missed them and she looked up to David's face, giving him a clever smirk. A small victory for now that they hadn't been noticed. Several tense minutes went by and she stood completely still, holding her breath and keeping an eye on the open doorway. She heard the two officers exchange a couple of casual words before hearing them turn around, walk past the same door again and then head down the steps. Her body relaxed slightly, but she remained still nonetheless, not wanting to move until they were certain that the officers were gone.<br/><br/>Eventually the sound of a car's engine caused her to sigh deeply and step back from David as the red and blue lights faded into the distance, leaving them mostly in darkness. "That was fun." Nadia joked and smiled to him. "We should definitely start doing more of this." Sarcasm, of course, but part of it was true. There was nothing like the relief two people felt when avoiding danger together. "Let's go now, before anyone else comes here. Not the most private of places!" She grinned to him before moving past him towards the stairs. "Ah, if you could know how nervous I was. I wonder how much trouble we would have been in, though."