David couldn't help but smile as Nadia explained herself. She did seem to want something more, and he wanted to be the one to give it to her. He wanted to escape everything, forget about his worries, and just spend time with this beautiful woman. He knew he had to calm his mind a bit, to not let her get to him. David was a romantic at heart, and couldn't help his emotions when he fell for a woman. It only took an instant to happen, but that crush would eat him from inside the longer he waited.<br/><br/>"I hope you find that man one day," he said, looking into her eyes. He remained silent as he tried to suppress the smile on his face.<br/><br/>Finally the food arrived. It smelled delicious, and he confirmed this with the first bite. He saw her eating the healthier alternative, and decided he'd offer her a piece. "You want to try? I'm sure one piece won't ruin your dancing physique."<br/><br/>They continued talking as they finished up their meals, about their aspirations, their lives, and where they hoped to be in ten years. He felt like he was really starting to get to know her, and his feelings towards her only heightened. She was different, and he really felt something different with her. Something he hadn't felt in a long time. He didn't want the night to end, but he was tired and his muscles ached. He was torn, so he figured he would leave it up to her and he asked, "should we call it a night?"