Tony listens attentively, even if he doesn't make it obvious. Despite the fact that dancing can definitely give them more privacy, he knows that can only get them so far. Anyone could lean in too close, or try to read their lips, and so he doesn't argue or push back when she says that they can continue talking tomorrow.

Instead, he gives a small nod, as if to say a silent 'fair enough.' He doesn't say it, but he appreciates the fact that she trusts him enough to tell him about all this. It's still something that he needs to wrap his head around, especially if he actually intends to take her up on her invitation, so he's thankful for the time to just think.

Without another word, he secures his hold on her and dips her. Not a lot, it's just a quick motion that he pulls off with enough skill to show that this isn't the first time he has done it, and he smiles at her. As if this has really been nothing more than a dance, and they had just been engaged in some sort of simple conversation while they moved along the dance floor.