A limo parks up in a silent street: moonlight filters into a hotel suite, naked a form lies under a flimsy sheet. A door opens and quickly closes, furtively to the bed a figure moseys. Slipping in beside the dozer, snuggled up, ever closer, He whispers “Julia, I need you, You waited. I love you.” Suddenly the tryst is broken as deep voiced words are spoken: “Whose Julia?” “I’m Julian”.