A love story of a long drawn out marriage proposal and the fear men have of popping this question.

A poem written for a woman about o marry from a man who loves her.

A short story about a connection made during rush hour traffic.

When we were dating, we would often play Trivial Pursuit. Here’s how I proposed and how we both won.

Jean is rushing to meet her friend to tell her some good news. Curious as to a large traffic jam, Jean discovers her friend was killed by a drunk driver, and she falls apart. Two days later, her boss comes to her apartment and fires her for not going on a business trip. Later he apologizes, and they go to dinner. He tries to get her back. Jean refuses and goes home. While reading the society column, she notes her boss is getting a divorce. She calls him, and discovers he wants her with him in the new business he is starting, and in his life. He asks her to marry him, and she says yes.

It’s a marriage proposal of a man who knows he is not even worth a relationship to a girl who deserves the best in her life.