The date goes well

You answer the door to find Ronnie looking quite nice for a skinny nerd. His hair is combed over to the side and he's got a suit and tie on. Maybe a little over-dressed for a date, but he looks fine. He gives you a bouquet of daisies which you put in a vase on the counter.

He takes you to some steakhouse called Vito's. It's a nice place, not your normal sort of choice, but the food is expensive and good. The waiter seems to think you're Ronnie's daughter so you give Ronnie a lipstick kiss on the cheek. Ronnie blushes.

Ronnie tells you he works as a computer technician and it sounds like he makes a pretty good living. It's weird being on a nervous first date with someone you have had sex with, although not the first time it has happened to you. Ronnie flirts a lot and most of it is awkward. The real groaner comes when he reads you a poem.

After dinner you go see a movie. Some comedy with that guy from Saturday Night Live. You can't remember his name. Ronnie has a really nerdy laugh and he spills the popcorn, but you actually find yourself enjoying it when he puts his arm around your shoulder. About halfway through the movie he plants an awkward kiss on your lips. You kiss him again and feel a surprising amount of nerves.

"I guess I should take you home," he says as you are walking back to his car.

You don't answer right away. You consider whether or not Ronnie is going to get lucky.