Happiness despite the odds.  Will could have turned out so very differently, his life didn't start out so great.  Finally, someone who had it bad and didn't go postal - somehow he waited, didn't go crazy doing it and ended up with the right Girl.  I think both he and Jenny felt alone and Will especially, like they were probably destined to stay that way.  Somehow he finds the courage to meet her and it's the case of two people who just "fit", who know the other is the one (and know themselves as well).  I like that Jenny doesn't think he's weird just because he doesn't fit the perfect mold and accepts him the way he is too.  So many these days have a very narrow view of what is normal and by being narrow, I believe miss out on great opportunities at life and love. I was afraid for Will on their first kiss, because he put his head down on her chest and pulled her in to a hug and didn't kiss her first, afraid she might reject him at first just because she might find that weird, which she didn't. Acceptance is a rarer and rarer thing these days and this total acceptance of each = plus for both of them.  I don't think anything is too rushed, they aren't young, he's certainly had human interactions in the working world.  They are able to be honest about their feelings and willing to work through things to make it work, because they know what they will lose if they don't. Unfortunately, these opportunities are rare in life.  Katie Allens writing captured me!  I'd love another story like this one, so normal, so capitivating.