They met during peak pandemic times, when dating meant navigating curfews and hoping your favorite spot didn’t close by 10 p.m. Tony lived in Brooklyn and famously refused to travel north of 14th Street. Ana lived on 30th—which, to him, might as well have been another country. Her running joke? She needed a passport to visit Brooklyn. (They were five miles apart.) But they kept showing up. Two years later, they traveled for a week—and bought a house in Spain. (In hindsight… who does that?) Now they split their time between New York, Spain, Brazil, and Ireland—and are planning a lifetime of showing up, far beyond the 14th Street border.