On a cold winter’s day, in a crowded London street, two men (one a businessman, the other a young university student) walk towards each other, each completely unaware of each other’s existence.
As the distance between them rapidly shortens, the outcome is clear.
They unwittingly shove into each other.
They mutter their sorrys to one another and continue on their way.
The university student, due to this shove, is thrown into the torrent of people bustling up and down the street. As he is pushed in several directions a second, he is ultimately pushed towards the opening door of a small cafe’.
The door is opened by a young girl, the same age as the university student, as he is pushed straight into her path. They collide, thereby spilling the coffee she was holding onto her jacket.
And so they meet, say unneeded apologies, offer one another a coffee, hold a rather deep conversation, decide they like each others comapny, swap phone numbers, then soon date, then later live together, then much later, are married.