TO BE OR NOT TO BE – PART 2

I blushed so hard, I could feel my cheeks burn. "Sunny," I managed to get out.
"Like a sunny day?" He asked.
"Yes."
"It fits you, your smile lights up the room."
I blushed again, was he flirting with me? "What's yours," I questioned.
"Antonio Hector Gonzalez, but you can call me Antonio," he said grinning proudly.
I laughed, "Okay Antonio it is. Do you work every day?"
"Monday, Wednesday, and Friday days until five, and five to midnight Saturday and Sunday. I go to school on Tuesdays and Thursdays."
"Sounds like you are a busy man. Do you ever find time for fun?"
"Not as often as I would like, but that's the price you have to pay."
"I know. You said you get off at five, any plans after? My roommate won't be back for a while. Can I buy you a drink for carrying my bags?"
"Well, we are not supposed to mingle with the guests. What did you have in mind?"
"I don't want to get you in trouble," I said.
"Don't worry about it. There's a bar on the corner across the street called "The Breeze". How about I meet you there at 5:15?"
"Really," I said somewhat surprised that he accepted so easily.
"Really," he smiled. "I better get back to work. I'll see you later."
He turned for the door, opened it, and I was saying to myself, please look back, please look back. He hesitated, then turned, looked back at me and smiled. As soon as the door closed, I threw myself on the bed and screamed into the pillow. What am I doing? I'm playing with fire. This could all go south. Is it worth it? The excitement I was feeling at that moment mixed with the butterflies in my stomach said, hell yes it's worth it. I would just have to play it cool and not let anybody, like Joe, find out.
I would be lying if I said I wasn't so excited that I didn't masturbate, because I did. But at 5:15 exactly, I was sitting in a booth in the back of the bar where the lights were low. I had touched up my makeup with some eye shadow and smudged the liner for a more sultry night look. When Antonio walked in and I saw his smile, I knew it was the right thing to do.