Did the earth move for you too dear?. The global politics of population after the International Conference on Population and Development

As I did, I felt her move off my lap, then lie next to me. I moved to lie on my side next to her, and she rolled over onto her side – then backed up so that the two of us were spooning. I put my arm around her, and she promptly moved my hand, holding it on her breast with her own. After I told Mabel (my home automation system) to turn the lights out, I heard Evelyn's voice in the darkness tell me "I love you, Dan." I gave her a brief hug and answered "And I love you, too, dear." I heard her breathing slow and become steady before I drifted off to sleep myself. The next morning, I woke up on my back – and to the sight of Evelyn's body lying half on mine, her head resting on my chest as she just looked at me. I raised an eyebrow in question, and she just smiled before saying "After how nice you made me feel last night, I just wanted to lay here and look at you." "And you didn't get bored? Or have you been awake that long?" I asked. She grinned and said "Oh, I've been awake for a little while. Your computer asked if it was okay to make coffee, but you were still asleep, so I told it no." Evelyn and the others had been over enough that Mabel had learned to recognize their voices, at least for simpler commands ...»