Junior introduced himself to me when he was looking for a job at T-Mobile. I met Junior back in 2013 and ironically, I became one of his supervisors. Junior is one of the most persistent, and polite individuals I have met.  Little did I know that fast forward six years from now he'd become my fiancé. During the time we worked together I identified that he was the most stubborn, yet helpful, and thoughtful person on our team. He'd challenge me like no other employee would, but he was always the first to take on extra task when needed. We started to spend a lot of time together at work, and that developed into a great friendship. Our co-workers would consistently comment on our chemistry, but both of us being oblivious to it we ignored the "signs". Junior would refer to me as his "work wife", hence why our co-workers would always say we'd end up together. Junior eventually transferred to another location which allowed us to spend more time together as friends. During the fall of 2015 we found ourselves spending all our free time together. Junior then decided to pursue an employment opportunity in the mid-west. Before he moved, we went on a night out with friends and came back home to my apartment afterwards to hang out. That’s where I told Junior that I had decided to move to San Francisco. He told me "No, you can't leave you’re my home". Emotions were high that night. Those of you who know Junior well know that when he's on a verbal rampage there’s no shutting him up lol. SO, to shut him up I KISSED him. YES, I made the FIRST move lol. Since then we've been inseparable. We started dating after that initial kiss, and we shared a few great weeks together before he moved to Missouri.  I told Junior he should continue with his plans to move because I didn’t want him to miss out on the opportunity. We continued dating long distance, but I didn’t believe in long-distance relationships, so we remained “dating”. After a month of being in Missouri Junior asked me to be his girlfriend. Junior made it easy to say yes because I knew early on, I could trust him. Even being 1700 miles apart we made it work. Eventually 6 months later he moved back to California and we moved in together. Our relationship has been EVERYTHING; except EASY and I can truly say I get to spend the rest of my life with my best friend.

I first seen Jessica at the Moreno Valley Mall.  I can still picture Jessica walking by with her pink T-Mobile shirt and her black glasses.  One day I asked her about employment, and within a few weeks I got a call for an interview with T-Mobile.  After getting the job I had the pleasure of working alongside her every day. When we worked in the kiosk together, I got to know Jessica not just as a leader but as a person. Jessica has many amazing qualities I found attractive. I remember thinking to myself, I have never meet someone who is as thoughtful and loving as her.  Luckily, I got to spend time with Jessica outside of work and got to know her even more. Whenever I needed someone to talk to, I would call her. Suddenly I decided to move out of state, and I told Jess that I was going to be moving to Missouri for another job.  Before I left, we started hanging out and spending more time together.  A few days before I was supposed to leave for Missouri we went out to a few bars. At the end of the night Jess told me she’d been contemplating moving to San Francisco.  I told Jessica that night that she was my home, and she was my reason to come back home. Then she kissed me. During the 8 months I lived in Missouri we would visit each other every month, and every time I would shake with excitement when I’d see her.  I knew then I wanted to spend my life with her.  Saying goodbye was always hard for me to do, because I just wanted to hold her every chance I could get.  I’m so grateful to have found my soulmate. I never would have thought the woman who would walk by me everyday would end up being my wife.