Tony perked up when he heard 'long story,' he knew this would be good. He was about to give her an answer, but to his disappointment he spotted Sergio exiting the backroom. "Apparently none." He motioned towards Sergio, who was making his way over to the two. "Again it was nice meeting you Hannah." He paused for a moment, making sure Sergio was still out of range, "And good luck with that bipolar prick." He laughed at his own comment. Clearly comfortable enough with his friend to insult him out loud. Tony knew his friend too well, to see this wasn't a regular sight. He saw what had happened between the two earlier. That wasn't a typical reaction when it came to Sergio. From what he's seen with his friend, Sergio was charming and flirtatious with a chick he wanted to sleep with. Keeping that in mind made it hard to figure out what was going on between the two.

Tony met Sergio halfway. Tony discreetly passed off the weapon to Sergio, who hid it away quickly. He congratulated his friend with a pat on his back. Their interaction kept short, Sergio would most likely meet up with Tony later on in the week. Like they normally would. Sergio had a smug expression on his face as he made his way towards Hannah. His height being an advantage in this case, making it much easier to spot her in the crowd. Reaching her he slung an arm over her shoulders. Seeing as she didn't look completely terrified at the sight of him, made him feel weirdly good inside. He gazed down at her, looking over her features, trying to find any trace of fear. Finding none. "You enjoy the show?" He said rather smugly, not a hint of his previous anger in sight. He began slowly guiding her through the crowd, his arm tight around her shoulders. People still congratulating him as they passed.

Sergio hummed in amusement, "Sorry to disappoint." He playfully rolled his eyes. He would have enjoyed at least a 'good job' or something from Hannah. But then again that would never happen. Since when did they ever compliment each other, they sure as hell weren't going to start now. Then again if he ever heard a compliment from Hannah, he'd be more concerned for her health. Plus, he knew he did well. More than well, with the fat stack of cash he would be receiving soon. The audience told him that much as well.

Sergio was quiet for a moment. A part of him didn't want the night to end so quickly. They still had more than a few hours before the sun would rise. "You want me to take you home now?" He questioned, refusing to let his disappointment show. Hannah would never let him live it down, if he revealed his disapproving attitude towards taking her home. He didn't want to do that just yet, but he had no other reason to keep her with him. He pushed the door open with his free hand, leading them out into the hallway. Leaving the overly loud environment behind them. Only muffled sounds could be heard now. His arm dropped from around her shoulders. He shoved his hands into his jeans pockets, as they kept walking. He nodded to the guard out front, as they finally made it outside. The dark sky and building meeting them. His pace was rather slow, as if dreading reaching his car.

Sergio feigned boredom, "You're not really the best company I've had. You're kinda boring." He teased. That was a lie and he knew it. She was by far better company than most females he's hung out with. Them together made things very intriguing. When they came together, Sergio knew it was going to be a good time. He couldn't be the only one that felt that way, or else why would she keep agreeing to come out with him.

He halted as she stepped in front of him. This was a newer side of her he hadn't seen. It was cute. A smirk forming on his sharp features. He thought for a moment, rubbing his jaw. It was obvious that he had an idea, as his eyes sparked when it came to him. "How do you feel about breaking into the mall? Do some vandalizing." He shrugged his shoulders nonchalantly. "Together." He added. This time around they would both have to put their ideas together to figure this one out. Surprisingly enough he hadn't done a big break in like this. The mall had a somewhat high security. It would be more than trickier to get in. He'd have to use his previous knowledge of the layout of the mall itself. It was probably even something they needed to plan out ahead of time, for it to actually work, but if they really wanted they could figure out a way.

It was becoming an automatic reaction when she called him 'lover boy,' to roll his eyes. He hated it and she damn well knew it. He chuckled lightly at her, before jogging after her. At least she was down to do it. He was beginning to think there wasn't anything illegal she wouldn't do. That made two of them. Unlocking the car he climbed in, now a new excitement taking over him. One would think he would be exhausted from the fight he just finished, but that was not the case. If anything he felt energized.

Turning the car on, he didn't wait for her to buckle in. He raced towards the malls location. Ideas of how they could get in crossing his mind. Some sounding like they could work better than others. While some were probably a flop. Even though the mall was on the other side of town, he could make that trip in less time. He stepped on the gas, reaching high speeds. At least 80 over the speed limit. He wasn't worried about Hannah growing nervous of his driving. She was mostly more than used to it, seeing as her hobby was street racing. Something she seemed highly skilled in. He remembered seeing her car appear first, back at their car meet up they went together.

Pulling into a side street, he found a decent parking spot. The mall was bound to have cameras facing the parking lot, so he wouldn't risk parking their, as he was in his personal car. It was a pretty good spot, as one could still very clearly see the mall from where they were. The only downside would be if they got caught, they'd have a long way to run before they reached his car. He shut the loud car off, shifting slightly in his seat, he reached into his backseat. Pulling out the bandanas they had used the other time. Choosing his crimson red one he tied it on, tossing the other into Hannah's lap. "Alright, wheres our way in?" He eyed the large building, trying to decide where the best way of entry was.

Sergio nodded in agreement. It was one of the choices he'd thought of too. It was their best bet. He swiftly shoved the gun back into the glove box, as he wouldn't be needing it here. They were likely the only ones here and this wasn't as dangerous of an area. Instead, it was probably the most populated area in the daytime. Grabbing a duffle from the backseat he got out of his car. Locking it behind him. The duffle was filled with only the essentials, for illegal activities.

With a quick pace he made it over to the building, walking around it slightly. Heading towards the drop off for supply trucks. He made sure to keep an eye out for witnesses, or security, as there was bound to be security cruising around. Reaching the door, he dropped the duffle let to it. He glanced around once more. Analyzing the door type and what they would have to do to get past it. He spotted a camera that faced the door. He was glad to have his hood pulled up and bandana. He glanced back at Hannah and more specifically her attire. She was brave for coming out to do this kind of work like that. Of course it helped that her face was covered. It was just a preference for Sergio to have his body covered head to toe in black clothing when doing things like this. He crouched, searching through the bag. Glancing up at Hannah, "You pick locks before?" He questioned, a smirk playing under his mask.