She walked into work late, heels clicking on the hardwood floor, wayfarers resting on the bridge of her nose. She hadn't said a word but her attitude filled the room. She was a real live wire. In that moment, he knew he was in trouble.

His name was always at the top of the leaderboard, but he seemed so easygoing. While having a conversation with a colleague, he started to dance, throwing his head back with a wide smile across his face. In that moment, she knew she was in trouble.

The first time he asked her out was to fly to a concert in Australia. She called his bluff and said yes. The second time he asked her out was to eat brisket sandwiches at their favorite Jewish deli on Polk Street. She said yes but later blew him off. The third time he asked her out, he didn't ask at all. She thought it was a group hang out, he showed up alone. In that moment, they knew they were in trouble. She handed him a whiskey and the rest is history.