to umbilical 13 at an umbilical stab plate or receiver 17 located at an umbilical terminal head 18 in the preferred embodiment an umbilical connector 19 located at the end of jumper 11 closest to umbilical 13 stabs into receiver 17 jumper 11 connects to tree assembly 15 at a tree stab plate or receiver 21 in the preferred embodiment a tree connector 23 located at the end of jumper 11 oppositely situated from umbilical connector 19 stabs into tree receiver 21 referring to fig2 jumper 11 is comprised of a set or bundle 25 of tubes 27 typically tubes 27 are steel but can be another metal resistant to corrosion and chemical attack both umbilical connector 19 and tree connector 23 have a plurality of tubular connectors 28 for attaching the ends of the tubes 27 to connectors 19 and 23 receptors not shown are located on both umbilical and tree receivers 17 fig1 and 21 fig1 for receiving connectors 28 tubular connectors 28 on tree connector 23 matingly fit with the receptors not shown in tree receiver 21 fig1 when connector 23 stabs into receiver 21 likewise tubular connectors 28 on umbilical connector 19 matingly fit with the receptors not shown in umbilical receiver 17 fig1 when connector 19 stabs into receiver 21 individual connectors 28 for each tube 27 allow different fluids to be transferred from umbilical 13 fig1 to tree 15 fig1 within a single bundle 25 a natural state distance is defined herein by the distance between umbilical connector 19 and tree connector 23 when bundle 25 is in its natural.