Nadia wasn't that good of a people reader, but she could tell David was a bit different around her. Maybe he was just happy to get a break, finally? Even so, she couldn't ignore the way he looked at her and the way he made her feel. It was a somehow familiar feeling, although she was absolutely sure she had never really been interested in someone like that before. In fact, her only intimate moment had been in high school prom when she had, according to tradition, lost her virginity. The guy had been very respectable and nice, but just utterly boring. She never called him again, never responded to his messages and so eventually he gave up on Nadia and nothing ever developed between them.<br/><br/>"You do seem to be holding up quite well." She admitted as he began eating his muffin. Even so, Nadia could see the exhaustion in his eyes, on his shoulders, everywhere, pushing him towards the ground. That had to be so with every person in the room, though. "Considering they haven't given you or her any proper feedback and you just keep doing the same thing over and over again... So, how is it? Being able to fall in love with her over and over again?" Nadia tilted her head, smiling playfully.<br/><br/>For Nadia it was also different from what she was used to. This was really a big deal, because it was Patricia Jolie and because so much money was being put into it. Every detail was important, including her freckles that were not allowed to show on the camera. If the music video and the song itself wouldn't become a hit after its release, it would be a catastrophe. She laughed in slight disbelief as David told her about Patricia's assistants. "I really can't understand that. But then again, maybe she's the one who's the most tired and stressed out? I bet her manager is putting a lot of pressure on her, not to mention her record studio must be obsessed about every detail being perfect." Nadia glanced over to Patricia and the director, showing a bit of sympathy even though the whole thing was starting to get ridiculous. "I wouldn't know about the experience of the crew. I'm pretty sure we'll finish the music video sooner or later, that's what counts, right?" She turned back to David with a smile.<br/><br/>She flinched a bit when he looked down to the food she had grabbed, afraid that he would make comments. Nadia hated comments about her eating and it was probably the one thing that could really get her pissed off in under ten minutes. Thankfully David only inquired about well-being, making no remarks about her eating habits. "I'm mostly fine. I mean, yes, it's tiring, but I auditioned so I'm keeping my part of the deal." Nadia grinned. "Besides, if I can push through this then I can afford paying my rent and maybe eating out a couple of times without being absolutely broke afterwards."<br/><br/>Nadia laughed a bit. "I'm really not that experienced, not in filming music videos. It's a lot of repetition because you can get the perfect shot, but on stage it's different; you have one night, one chance." She considered this before adding. "Of course we practice, but they're quick to eliminate those who don't do well or who have an attitude about it." She then remembered the girl who had a cramp in her foot and gave an apologetic smile to David before speaking. "There's one girl though, she has a cramp in her foot. I should go check on her. She seemed very hungry as well." Nadia gave a gentle pat on his shoulder before turning to head towards the girl who was still sitting in the corner, rubbing her foot while making painful faces.