<em>Aleksei Romanov</em><br/><br/>Aleksei saw the sudden inhale from Dali, and arched an eyebrow. That couldn’t have been from the food, but it still served his purpose. While she walked to the food, he gave it a little wave of his hand, like a presenter, before they both began to eat. They ate in silence, which didn’t bother Aleksei at all. It was a comfortable silence, and also gave him a chance to observe the observer. He couldn’t help but notice that she looked a tad too young to be tied up in all of this, but she had the money, and she found<strong>him</strong>well enough. He’d just let her do what she does best, and hope she allows him the same courtesy.<br/><br/>His ears suddenly perked up at the idea that she would go over there, while the target was in the apartment<em>”You can’t be serious”</em>he balked, pushing the last bit of his food away.<em>”Right now we’re the only two people here, which means no calling for help if we’re suddenly caught looking suspicious near a Mossad agent’s quarters!”</em>His voice was low, tensed, and full of concern. His life may not have been spectacular, but it was his life and he wanted to live it after this job.<br/><br/>The phone ringed just as they finished. A look from Dali got him up and moving to the powerful laptop. Connecting to Amber’s network was blessedly easier than he thought it would be. The large part of the screen showed the others in the lab, while the smaller screen showed their own area. He made way for Dali to start the presentation on the target as he looked over his own notes to make sure he had the materials needed for what they had talked about this far with Cedric. Once Dali was done, he’d probably have a few questions to answer himself, so he thought it best to be prepared.<br/>