It was a perfect match. I think we would have stayed together…I almost said ‘for life’, but we did. I don’t know when I started to compromise,...except that it was sometime after her death and I turned fifty. It was not until this past year that I realized how much I have accepted compromise. Certainly there was no compromise when Lynn and I first met. The flight from Boston to San Francisco was routine. An hour in, Jan, the chief attendant and Julie’s closest friend who had been worried about. ‘It’s so good to meet you. No offense but Angelanever mentioned…’ ‘That I’m in a wheelchair? No, she wouldn’t would she. She likes tosurprise people,’ He chuckled. ‘It doesn’t make you uncomfortabledoes it?’ He asked, preparing himself for the worst. ‘Not at all. I just wouldn’t have chosen a booth.’ We both laughed. ‘Let’s go somewhere more private and wheelchair accessible. I know a goodplace just down the street,’ He nodded towards the door. After a few blocks we came to a little yellow. 1 A. U. from the ship. Well, that was okay with me. I would be working with power densities that man had not controlled before, only released. The first time I fired it up I got structural deformation in the test bed before it tore the mounts off of the generator. We had to send a mining boat out to tow it in. Once we got the thing into an air-filled bay and up to temperature my team went over it with micrometers to see what had happened. Somehow the test bed, sitting at zero thrust in space,. It wasn’t long before we were kissing very passionately. My office is located on the 6th floor of an 11 floor building. I work in the city so there are a lot of other multi-storey buildings all around my building. My office also has a large window and directly faces another building with large windows. We could see directly into the other buildings around us so we knew that they could see into my office as well. We sat facing the window, Haley straddling me, kissing passionately as my hands.