Falling in love with a total stranger for the first time was the least thing that I could think of, especially when my friends would always tease me of never proposing a girl. I guess it was true, but I never viewed things as they are. I always viewed things as they were supposed to be. I always believed that there is a right way of doing things right. I was this type of guy that was never minded and always believed in making the right choices...especially when it comes to ladies.
Many of my high school friends knew me as Mr right and described me as a single handsome simple guy. "They do be right." The fact that i never had a girlfriend or never tried to despite how my friends described me.
"Imagine a school with pretty girls." I do remember my school years, how desiring it was when you look in all directions just to witness the definition of true beauty, and how butterfly's will move in your stomach as your heart strongly pounds against your ribs. I always got confused, helplessly blinded by Cupid. One of my friends would always stand at their favourite spot on the school ground as they watch how beautiful girls passes by. "There they are! Oh, look." The image always had me embarrassed.
" Its enough guys" I would tell my friends, but not even that will let them stop. They would continue giggling and prancing around their spot, "Oh oh look! She looks perfect"
I guess Cupid gave them too much love portion.
They were cool guys though, too desiring and ambitious. They always made my day even though I always felt embarrassed when ever they shout towards girls as they passes by.
Its love at first sight. They got swept away.
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The twist of fate and the Engagement they never Noticed
RomanceThe Book the Twist of Fate and the Engagement they never noticed follows and capture the key information of the recorded history of how dating, romantic relationships, engagement proposal and marriage was practiced and how their meanings and defini...
