A Lifetime of Love

g together, and they're still feeling the strong pull of their connection. But they're both trying to be professional and k

eir feelings at bay. They have a lot of late nights in the office, working on the project together. They get to know each other even better, and

gnore it any longer. They look at each other, and they both know what's about to happen. They lean in for a kiss, and it's electric. The

heir relationship a secret, but it's not easy. They can't stop thinking about each other, and they're finding it hard to

e saying! Okay, let's j

be careful not to raise any suspicions. One day, Sarah gets an idea. She suggests to Jack tha

ty time together, without having to worry about their coworkers. But as the trip goes on, they start to realize that th

er to try to calm him down, but he's having none of it. Suddenly, the man storms out of the restaurant, and he bumps into Sarah on his way out. She stumbles and nearly falls, but Jack catches her just in time. Everyone in the restaurant is staring at them, and th

don't know what to do. But as they sit there in silence, something starts to change. The tension between them is undeniable, and they both fe

en, Sarah looks at Jack and says, "I think we both know what this means." Jack looks at her, and he knows exactly what she's talking about. He

at each other, and they know that their lives are about to change forever. Then, Sarah asks, "What do we do now? How do we move forward?" Jack thinks for a moment, and then he says, "I think we need to take things one step at a time. We need to figure out what we want, and then we can go from there." Sarah nods, and then she asks, "What do you want?" Jack looks in

for work. As they're getting dressed, they exchange a few glances, and they both smile. They're both thinking the same thing - that this is just the be

and they're not sure what to do. They both know that the knock could be anything - a surprise visitor,

he says, her voice shaking. "I saw you with her. I saw you kiss her." Jack looks at her, and he doesn't know what to say. "I'm sorry," he manag