So he was bored. That made sense with how she knew him, and moreover, with the way he had always been present in her mind. 'Poor puppy,' she notes mentally, 'he must really want to play.' Ada's smile turns into a coy little smirk, and she glances towards the man as she looks around the room a bit more. It's spacious, not fancy at all, but it's nice. Working for the government must have its perks, and Leon may be complaining about the lack of action he's currently getting, but there is an upside to any disappointing situation, a remedy for every ache, even if that ache may be the absence of combat. An odd thing to complain about, but somehow, Ada understands.
They are similar in that way, because she knows she would react just the same, if she was to be sent somewhere merely to sit around and do little to nothing. Obviously, she would not be taking a job like that in the first place- a luxury Leon surely did not have, given his employers' nature and usual disposition when it came to dispatching agents. One she's most grateful for now, especially since Leon's boredom gives her quite the upper hand. A bored dog is easily entertained, and therefore, easy to handle.
Not that she did not enjoy the challenge that Leon posed when he was in less of a mood to entertain their back and forths- on the contrary, she was more than fond of the way he would fight and point weapons at her, as if he would ever actually pull the trigger, just like she refused to do, over and over, even when facing direct orders- it was part of their dance.
❝ Maybe. ❞ She muses with a small laugh, because truly, it is amusing, that he's trying to get her to divulge information already, but at least he's straightforward. She steps closer to the table, eyes flickering from the bottle to him, tracing the height of him as he discards his jacket. So he's armed, too. Good. At the very least, neither of them would look a fool. Her walk stops when she reaches the table, leaning against it for a moment.
❝ How sweet of you. Well, I do appreciate you leaving me to my freedom. ❞ If only he knew just how mutual their evading of orders was. Ada considers the fact that Leon probably should never know, she truly does, but she cannot leave him with nothing, even if her sense of logic screams at her to say nothing further. ❝ You have been quite the popular target yourself. It seems I simply cannot seem to hit it, no matter how often I am told to. ❞
It's not even in the slightest a passing cover- Ada doesn't miss. Her aim is what makes her a dangerous opponent. But if it's Leon's life that is at stake, she will miss, and she will do so no matter who is telling her not to. She sighs, pushing herself up to sit on the edge of the table, giving Leon a look that is half apologetic and half amused, and it almost borders on an expression tinted in fondness, dangerously close to being a look of affection.
❝ I keep an eye on you too, Leon. And you might've expected to see me, but I didn't. Whatever my job is, I was never supposed to run into you, not this time. You don't have to worry about me being in your way. ❞ Ada pauses, a finger tracing circles into the smooth surface of the table as she calculates her next words, glancing up at Leon in the fashion of a cat expressing its interest.
❝ And yet I could help but put myself in your way when I realised it was you on that balcony. Funny, isn't it? ❞