Sergio could hear a car arriving. He didn't bother turning to look, he knew it was Hannah. Frankly, he was enjoying bathing in the silence. He'd have to come down here by himself again some time. He felt at ease here. Of course, he enjoyed his fair share of parties and being around loud environments, with lots of people around, but he enjoyed his alone time just as much. When he was alone he could just be left to his own thoughts. No interruptions.

Feeling someone nudge, he glanced next to him. He offered Hannah a small smile. He shook his head slightly, "We ended on me, remember." He turned his gaze back to the water. It didn't seem fair to skip over him because he ended the game. When he ended it she didn't get the chance to give him his task. Well, it was the fact that he may have been piss drunk. He thought it was best they start at him.

Sergio walked forward a bit, crouching he sat down at the edge of the dock. The water was barely an inch away from touching his boots. His long legs slung over the edge, he leaned back on his hands. He wanted to enjoy this place a little longer. Hopefully she was still undecided on what task and question she wanted to give him. Keeping his gaze on the water, "How'd you find this place?" He questioned.

Sergio kept his gaze in front him. Still taking in the amazing view. He wasn't one to come out to places like this willingly. He didn't really have the time to come to these places anyways. He couldn't get over the fact that, so many stars could be seen. He was used to the city nights. There was so much light pollution in the city, stars seemed unheard of and unseen of at night. It was a nice change. He simply nodded. He half expected a different answer, but that fit her more. He didn't place as the nature type, so it only made sense that she knew of this place because of her races. He could understand why the races were held here. People could be as loud as they could with their cars and no cops would be alerted.

His gaze flickered over to her, "You know what you want me to do, yet?" He questioned. He was half forgetting why they were even here in the first place. The game. He lost sight of the excitement for the game he had previously. Of course, he was still willing to do it though.

The long pauses between them wasn't too bad. He thought this would be much more awkward, as they let days go by from their moment. He figured it was best to just ignore it. Act like it never happened. In reality nothing actually happened. So what if he almost kissed her. As long it never came up again. He highly doubted, Hannah would get that close to him again anyways. Not that he wanted her to. It was best they strictly focused on their game. That was where all the fun was anyways.

Sergio watched her stand up. Slightly confused as to what she was doing, but he didn't follow her. His gaze went back to the buildings in the background. When she returned he glanced down at the bag. A curious expression playing on his features. He glanced up to her from his sitting position. He smiled. This was right up his alley. "You heard right." With that he stood up and snatched the bag up. He knew it probably held tools that would help him steal a car. He was very familiar with this sort of work. He'd done it plenty of times before. This was probably his most successful crime, he'd never been caught while stealing a car. In fact he perfected his technique.

He began walking back to his car, he turned around midway. Walking backwards he smirked, "My passenger seat is free, if you wanna ride along." He shrugged his shoulders. Turning back around he unlocked his car. Slipping the bag into his back seat, he got in. Turning the key into the ignition. He chuckled slightly to himself, as he thought of the fact that Hannah didn't even bother bringing up a question. She knew he would take the task.

Sergio remained silent for the whole car ride. His eyes searching the cars parked on the side of the street. He wanted car that was right in the middle, in terms of how easy or hard it was to steal. He knew he was making the task more challenging for himself, but that was what made it interesting and the risks higher. He drove slower, as he passed many cars. One caught his eye. A blue Honda Civic. It wasn't the default kind. It looked to be heavily modified. Plenty of money went into the vehicle. He glanced over to Hannah, "Think I just found my new car." He motioned towards the blue car.

Turning down a narrow alley way that was a block or so down, he shut the car off. Reaching into his backseat, he grabbed the duffle Hannah provided him with. He hoped it had everything he would need. Normally when he did this, he had everything ready to go. If he didn't have the right tools, that would be a big setback. Possibly getting him caught. Without another word to Hannah, he got out. His hood was already pulled up and over his head. Walking down the sidewalk, he glanced around. Making sure there would be no possible witnesses.

Reaching the car he choose, he crouched down. Once again checking his surroundings. Searching through the bag, he found a few things that could help him. He quickly got straight to work. Using a few tools he lifted the top of the car door, open slightly. Just enough to squeeze a wedge in there. Moving onto his next step, he grabbed a wire like tool that had a rubber tip. With slow movements he began trying to hit the lock on the car. Still glancing around once in a while. Making sure no cars were coming, or people were near.

Sergio was immersed in his work. His heart pumping wildly, at the thought of getting caught. Successfully unlocking the car, he shoved the tools away into the bag. Ducking low to the floorboard of the driver side, he began prying off the plastic covering under the steering wheel. Pulling the correct wires out he worked on getting the car started. Peaking up he glanced down the street. A car was turning onto the street, he cursed under his breath. Slowly he moved to hide beside the car. Leaving the car door slightly ajar.

He kept his head low, even though whoever was driving the car, couldn't see him. Waiting until they passed by and were out of sight, he went back to his work. This time around he grabbed a screwdriver out of the bag and tossed it onto the floorboard of the car. That would be the last tool he would need to complete his task. Zipping the bag up, he once again left the car door slightly open before jogging over to his car. He glanced at Hannah through the windshield, as he made his way over.

Leaning down he tossed the bag into the backseat, before looking over to Hannah. "Follow me." He said simply, as he tossed his keys onto the drivers seat. Of course, he still wasn't fond of the idea of someone besides himself driving his car, but he'd let it happen this one time. Plus, he trusted Hannah's driving skills. With that he jogged back over to the car he was stealing. Fully getting in this time, he fixed the wires, getting the car started. The last thing he had to do now was get the steering wheel unlocked. Jamming the screwdriver into the key ignition, he heard a specific sound he knew all too well. With that he spun the wheel all the way to the right and began pulling out. He glanced over to his car where Hannah was, a victorious look playing on his features.

(*looks up how to steal a car* *watches 20 minute educational video* *deletes search history*)