Nadia giggled as he responded to her teasing and nodded eagerly. "Yes, of course. I know exactly what place you're talking about!" She smiled widely and felt the urge to grab his nose and wiggle it, something she did to her friends when they were being silly. But she decided against it, especially since the tram was gone and they were suddenly surrounded by silence. It was a surprisingly intimate moment, one that made her almost uneasy simply because she had never felt anything like it before. And there it was, scaredy-cat Nadia crawling back to her once the roaring lioness had walked back into her cave. When he reached to touch her face she couldn't help but to look down. She felt shy all of a sudden.<br/><br/>Nadia couldn't really put her finger on it, but she had definitely felt a bit intimidated like this before. It was strange, but when faced with immense passion that was nothing she had ever experienced, she became slightly reserved. It certainly had nothing to do with David, because it was crystal clear that she liked him. But perhaps she had been so used admiring people from afar, that this sudden closeness was overwhelming and almost frightening. Yet at the same time it was new and invigorating, and it made her do and say things she never imagined she would be capable of.<br/><br/>Sliding his fingers between his, she looked back up again as he spoke and nodded. They started walking around the old residential area that looked mostly abandoned and run down, but it didn't bother her. In fact, if she remembered correctly, a few months back some of the dancers from the opera had organized a bit of a party in one of the abandoned buildings. Nadia had been there, drank a few beers and then dragged her completely hammered friend out when the police pulled over. It had been a good night and for once she hadn't been the wallflower of the party. There were girls out there who were more shy and dedicated than her. "I was at a party here once." She spoke and pointed to one of the abandoned houses. "And then the police came." Nadia grinned. "That rush of adrenaline I got from knowing I could get arrested was... similar to what I felt today with Patricia. Sometimes I surprise myself. Most of the time I don't."<br/><br/>They continued a little while until they arrived near a pizza place and Nadia realized how hungry she was. Thankfully David seemed to read her mind. "I am." She said with a nod. "I don't really know the area that well to be honest, but I mean... they have to have beer at least, right? Anything is fine." She walked with him to the place, happy to see a few customers inside as she pushed the door open. The place smelled heavenly, but she froze slightly as she remembered her restrictions. No cheese. No meat. Especially not bacon, which was currently being fried on a pan in the kitchen. Nadia swallowed, worried that she would binge now and then starve herself later as punishment. Oh, why? Sometimes she wished she could just be an office lady and not care about her figure.<br/><br/>"Alright, one pizza." She breathed deeply. "And I'll jog tomorrow morning."