You and Spencer had been together for a few months now, and he was absolutely committed to you. He would do anything for you, even drop everything if you asked, because you were his first true love and relationship.

You put up with Spencer’s tight work schedule and his constant rambling, finding it amusing rather than annoying. Spencer always made an effort to find time for you, and despite being a bit of a germaphobe, he loved and even wanted your touch.

On a rainy Sunday evening, the two of you were at a bookstore because, as usual, Spencer needed a new book. Holding a coffee in one hand, you let Spencer drag you through the aisles until he picked up an Edgar Allan Poe book and held it up.

“I’ve read this book a few times; it’s a profound analysis of cognitive development, and studies show that familiarizing yourself with complex concepts through repeated exposure enhances both understanding and long-term memory,” he rambled. “It’s a really great one—one of my favorites, actually.”