Nadia was too nervous herself to notice how nervous David seemed to be. She was afraid he would notice how fast her heart was beating when he pulled her closer to him. Soon enough she began to warm up and a thankful smile spread on her lips. Clearly they were both just beating around the bush by now. There had to be something there, even Nadia was seeing it now and she was usually quite clueless about these things.<br/><br/>When she told him about how she felt, Nadia was at first shocked to hear his answer and opened her mouth, trying to find words to his question. "Well..." She said, feeling embarrassment creep up on her. "We work on the same set. And you'll be here until the shoot ends. I shouldn't like someone who is undoubtedly going to make things difficult for me, emotionally I mean." Nadia cursed her foolishness for a moment before actually hearing him confess the same thing. His words shut her up at least for the moment and she stared at him in slight awe, not sure what to think of all this all of a sudden.<br/><br/>Part of her really wanted to be reasonable. David was here just for the job. There was no way he could just crush on her like that. But wasn't that exactly what had happened to Nadia herself? It just didn't make any sense to her and she didn't like that. Everything in her life had always made sense in some way, but David was far from that comfort zone she had settled into. He could be just joking of course or lying. Some people did that and Nadia admitted that she was sometimes too kind to people who didn't deserve to have the other cheek turned to them.<br/><br/>"Do you really?" She asked in a daze. "But why? It's like we just met." Nadia hated herself for being the common sense here, but she couldn't help anxiety take over her just a bit when he so eagerly admitted his feelings for her. Again, wasn't she just like him in that regard?<br/><br/>But when he looked into her eyes, all doubts seemed to slowly melt away. No one had ever looked at her like that and even if they had, she had always turned away and ignored it. This time she really couldn't, not with David and she wondered why it was so important for her to make this work. She stared back into David's eyes, pleading him to think about it before jumping right into it, pleading because she didn't want to end up on some list of girls he had charmed, fucked and then left heartbroken. Of course,<span style="font-style: italic">of course</span>, she didn't think he was like that. Nadia never wanted to believe such things from other believe and certainly not from David who was winning her heart over.<br/><br/>He grabbed her and she stepped closer, still undecided whether this was really a dream come true or the biggest mistake she'd ever make. It probably didn't matter, not at least by the time he reached to brush a strand of red hair behind her ear and leaned in to kiss her. At first, Nadia was frozen still, but eventually emotions won over logic and common sense. She leaned into his kiss and returned it, their proximity making her heart hammer against her chest. The last time she had kissed a guy had been in high school and it was nothing compared to this. She was beginning to realize on what she had been missing out on.<br/><br/>Finally Nadia pulled away from him and found herself speechless for the longest time. How awkward. When she found her voice again, she spoke: "I couldn't stop thinking about you after the auditions. I was hoping you got the part so I'd get to see you again." She smiled a little. "But now I don't know. I'm so incredibly jealous to Patricia." Nadia grinned. "And trust me, I'm not a jealous person normally. I don't know what it is but there's something about you that forces me to feel, even if I don't want to. And that's unfair, David, because you're the one leaving."