Opposites Can Attract
CHAPTER ONE It was Friday afternoon in early September and Josh Kretschmer was sitting at his desk working on a robot for one of his classes. This one had been giving him problems because the gearing wasn’t done right and he was tired of pissing with it; so, he was taking it apart to rebuild it with gears that he was in the process of 3-D printing. Josh was a third-year engineering student at Purdue University and one of the best robotic engineers the school had ever seen. In fact, he would be graduating in the spring because he had managed to test out of almost all of his freshmen classes. Josh was actually good enough that he had his own business off campus to design and build robots. He stood 6’3” and weighed 250 …