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Phillip came from a low-income family in the county's coastline area. They lived near the sea, and fishing was their primary source of revenue for their daily needs. When the fishing season ended, they would travel for aluminum work.
As they were approaching Phillips native, Sebastian was amused; he had never seen the sea, the different languages, or the different cultures—everything was different from the place he lived or the people he knew.
Phillip took him to his home, which was a small house a little bit far from the beach, and he noticed the house full of people. Phillip introduced his family members to Sebastian, and they gave him food and shelter.
As Sebastian got to know the locals and their way of life, he began to consider staying there to continue supporting them in their work. He grew to be one of them, and they loved Sebastian.
Phillip was a married man whose wife had a single, unmarried sister named Angeline. She had brown skin and a short height. She ended up helping her mother with home tasks like cooking and grazing cows because she hated school. Also, she used to support her family by selling cow milk to the neighborhood.
As they got to know one another, Phillip had the idea to ask Sebastian for his sister-in-law's hand in marriage. Sebastian agreed to begin his new life by getting married and starting a family there.
Following their agreement, Sebastian, Angeline, and her family attended church to seal their marriage and ask for God's blessings.
Sebastian wore one of Phillip's nicest outfits from his collection, while Angeline wore a white saree that belonged to her mother.
In front of Jesus, they both made a vow to stay faithful to one another through good times and bad, in health and illness, and to love one another until the day of their deaths.
Following their union, their neighbors, family, and friends met at their home to celebrate their new union. They brought food, drinks, and other supplies. They drank, danced, and sang until they were exhausted, and from that day on, they both became one.
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