Nadia laughed as she was able to keep her distance. It surprised her that she could run up some stairs after a long day on set. But then again, she was a dancer and she had gone through countless bootcamps organized by the strictest ballet teachers there was. A few stairs really wasn't anything, especially since it was just for fun. The floors flew past her and she heard him protest behind her. "It's fair because I say so!" She yelled back with a smile. Honestly, it wasn't very fair, but Nadia enjoyed making him work a little. By the time she arrived on the third floor, her heart rate had picked up a little, but she wasn't panting that much. Still in great shape, she was, despite the pizza she had just had and the weird feelings. It was a comforting thought.<br/><br/>A grin spread on her face when David grabbed her to stop her from running any further. "<span style="font-style: italic">That</span>is not fair!" She laughed, referring to the fact that despite her good stamina, David was still the one with more arm strength. Nadia never had to grab or lift people, like male ballet dancers, hence all her strength was in her legs, back and abdomen. She heard his breathing and stopped squirming, realizing that she had really pushed him and that any normal person would be exhausted after running up stairs like that. It was fascinating how she could feel his accelerated heartbeat through his clothes. "Too fast? I'm sorry." She laughed slightly. "I promise, no more running today. I'm exhausted as well, to be honest." Nadia leaned against him, allowing her own heartbeat to settle. She noticed how David's eyes were on her again, this time more intently and she felt the same way.<br/><br/>When he let go of her instead, she felt slightly disappointed, but figured that there would be a time and place for everything that was to happen. If it was to happen. She really didn't know and while the lack of knowledge was killing her, it was also breathing new life into her. Nadia smirked when he reminded her of the three wishes and she began to ponder carefully what she really wanted. Having a bit of leverage on people was always good, as long as it was with good intentions. She'd never ask anything inappropriate or foolish from David. That just wasn't her. "Hold on, I'm not going to say all three now. I'll save two for later." She replied. "You never know when they'll come in handy."<br/><br/>Nadia considered her wish for a moment before speaking again: "I would never make a wish that would only benefit me." She smiled a little. "You did a pretty good job running up those stairs, so I think you should have your share too. I wish three wishes for you as well."