Please if you can try to continue if it's to much for you then stop I don't want you to be forced into writing
We follow the crowds in silence. That's one of the things I've always like about Stephen, if I wanna be quiet I can. We quickly find the sub to New York. It isn't hard, there's lots of men carrying brief cases in suits coming off. We know the drill, Stephen and I head to the end cart, the least crowded. -/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/-/ The tram cart lurches to a creaky halt. "Now will you stop," Stephen asks a bit irritated. "Yes...," I say with a sigh. I had been tapping on the glass as I do when we go somewhere new. "Thanks," he says, finger combing his wavy brown hair. I nod and bend down to undo the clasps holding his wheel chair in place. Unlike the others, these unclasp smoothly. Must be used more often, I think. "Done down there," Steve asks, looking down at me.