Tony wanted to know what was going on in the other man's heart. He normally wasn't the best at this and now it was even more confusing. There had to be more than just what he was feeling though, if Gladio kept kissing him back, right? He was afraid to commit to that conclusion and then be made a fool when he was wrong. However, how could he see any other reason when he was being so clearly desired?

Whoever had made that sound, Tony wanted their head on a platter. He loved it when Gladio got possessive and held him like that. However, there'd just be another person going by soon enough. They had too many helpers not to get caught and he didn't want to do that to the other man.

He nodded in agreement, reluctant to take that last step away. "Yeah, it is. Raincheck?" He asked, with a wink. He returned to his boom right as one of the young adults came down the steps to ask a question. Tony answered, but his gaze kept returning to Gladio till they went away.

As he scooped up another shovel full of sludge and carried it back to the waste bucket, he remarked, "We need to come up with some ground rules at the bar. If we let all of our friends drink and eat for free we'll never make any money. What if we make the agreement that we pick five people each who get the 'family discount'?"