Nadia was happy that they were talking again and that the general atmosphere was less tense. She disliked having unresolved matters between her and her friends, as they were guaranteed to take away her night's sleep. When David apologized for what Patricia had done, she had to shake her head. It really wasn't his fault. Nadia couldn't understand why it was so important for Patricia to always get what she wanted. For the longest time she had thought such people only existed in movies or TV shows, but today had proved that wrong. I guess some people could really be spoiled and arrogant to the bone. "No, you shouldn't apologize. Her personality isn't the most charming one. But you seemed to handle it well, so I'm glad we got through the day."<br/><br/>What he told her next was both flattering and intriguing. To think that he had had to picture her in Patricia's place made her realize that she really had been far too harsh on David a few days ago and perhaps underestimated him entirely. He wasn't just some actor who was here to have a quick fling and go back home. Even if things would go down like that, at least Nadia knew for sure that David had liked her and chosen her because of who she was. "You're silly." She commented with a slight smile, overwhelmed by his explanation. "I'm glad I could be of help though. I don't want you to lose this opportunity. I mean, even if I get fired I still have the opera. But I know how much this means to know. Or at least I think I know." Nadia gazed at him for a moment before adding: "Honestly, I haven't been able to get my mind off everything either. I've slept quite badly and today didn't exactly make things any better. I couldn't get you out of my head, even if I tried." But Patricia's song was a love song and it had been difficult to try and channel her feelings into someone else than David.<br/><br/>"We'll just have to see." Nadia concluded and continued to smile. "This time though, I'm jumping with you." Saying those words and not worrying about the future carried the same fascinating edge as her earlier outburst in front of Patricia. She knew there was a possibility of getting hurt, but Nadia realized then that it was better to just do and not think so much. Thinking was important, but this was a matter of feelings and her heart was saying 'yes'. Not listening to her feelings now would make her regret later on and she knew that regret would be greater than the one she could potentially feel if it all ended badly with David.<br/><br/>She let him take her hand and for a moment she was surprised. Nadia laughed. "I hope so too. But even if I do, I think you need this more than I do, David." She was confident about that. If she did get fired she could always figure out a way to pay her rent one way or another. There were other options out there that she had utilized before, such as working as a waitress in cafés or serving drinks at clubs on weekends. Her parents were her last resort and, now that she thought about it, she hadn't spoken to her mother or her father for what seemed like an eternity. Had it been a year? Two years? Perhaps it was time to make a call.<br/><br/>"What I did back there was... strange." She spoke. "I felt all strange suddenly and I just knew I had to do something. I've never had something like that happen to me."<br/><br/>The tram arrived and she sighed at the thought of a bubble bath. But leaving David was a difficult thing to do. Just as she turned her attention back on him, he suggested that they'd spent more time together. "Well... I kind of wanted to take a bubble bath." She grinned, teasing him before giving him her final answer. "But yes, I guess that can wait. Besides, this is a great opportunity for you to take me somewhere. I'm sure you know St. Geneviève by heart now, right?" Nadia was still teasing him, of course. "Let's walk, see where out feet take us. A drink sounds nice too. Maybe we'll walk by a nice place?"