"We've always held on to that," she said, "We were very much the same in the hope that we [would end up] with our soulmate. Gregg for me is very much my soulmate. . . It's all about respecting each other's space but also loving each other's space, and who [we] are as individuals."
Gregg and Laura now.
Still not feeling the Valentine's Day warm-and-fuzzies? You should know that Jan and Alan and Gregg and Laura aren't alone.
In the era of Facebook, more and more reunions of lost loves from high school are happening every day. And science shows there may be some truth to the soulmates theory: One study found that people who rekindled youthful romances at least five years after their breakup have a 76% chance of staying together, compared with the 40% success ratio of marriages in the general population.
So this Valentine's Day, don't despair—you never know which unexpected soulmate could show up in your future.
