She’s a lucky woman. She has everything. She has a rented apartment that most people would kill for. She has a wonderful, wonderful job. She knows a thousand famous writers, editors and publishers. She hosts the most prestigious literary readings in New York. He is a happy man. He gets up in the morning and listens to the birds chirping. He puts on a clean shirt, goes to synagogue for morning prayers, then has a cup of coffee at a friend’s store. And at exactly nine in the morning, the door of his shop opens and work begins. It’s definitely time for them to meet.