Date with Jon
It took me forever to decide what to wear on my date with Jon. Our plan was to check out some bands in the Lower East Side (hipster central) so I was leaning towards the indie girl checkered dress outfit. But my house mates (who dressed like hipsters for Halloween) convinced me otherwise and told me to go “pretty”. I waved my long locks and donned a cool dress and wondered in the cab on the way to meet him if it really would have mattered either way. Oy! What girls go through!
I went to meet him at 10:30 at the Mercury Lounge. When I got there, I was on the look out for tall men to spot him in the crowd. I was checking out one tall cute guy and was pleasantly surprised when I realized it was Jon. I had butterflies in my stomach. Ha!
There was a big crowd so we didn’t really get to do the hug/kiss hello. He led the way to the entrance and discretely paid for everything like he was handing $20 bills in a handshake. One minute I was inside and the next I had a drink in my hand. He was such a smooth operator.
We found a place inside towards the back to the corner where I could see the band and where he wasn’t blocking anyone’s view. Perfect compromise. During one of the songs, I went to whisper something in his ear. He leaned down and before I could say what I was about to say, he kissed me.
And it was awesome. And it was lingering. And I completely felt it.
After the show, we caught a cab to the East Village and had drinks at this cool bar. It was nice and dark and we nabbed the perfect corner seat by the window. Every time he put his hand on my leg or I brushed his hand it was a little exciting. We teased each other between conversations about music and New York and our experiences.
At 3:30 I kissed him on the cheek and got in a cab to go home - alone.
Despite how great everything seems, there was one thing that was bugging me…
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