Southperry Kissing Booth Closed

Unlikely I think, but not impossible.

Usually, a patient has few, if any, further symptoms or problems from the latent B lymphocyte infection. However, in susceptible hosts under the appropriate environmental stressors, the virus can reactivate and cause vague physical symptoms (or may be subclinical), and during this phase the virus can spread to others.

EBV persists in memory B lymphocytes, which may expand in response to their cognate antigen and subsequently differentiate into plasma cells, in which viral reactivation and replication may occur.
(http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC140987/)