Valentine and Valentine's Day

Valentine and Valentine's Day

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Oct 12, 2020
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Valentine was born and raised in the same busy city her whole life, and she loved it. Every bit of the city she lived in contributed to her personality. She was upbeat and full of light, just like her city. This all changed when she met, who she thought was, the love of her life. Valentine loved love, "a sucker for love" is how she'd describe it. With that being said, it came to no surprise to her loved ones when she married her first college boyfriend. Jeremy and Valentine met in a Fundamentals of Speech class, in this class Jeremy was instantly drawn to Valentine's light personality. Valentine was drawn to Jeremy's smile. Will Jeremy's smile and Valentine's light save they're marriage? Read to find out the significance of Valentine's Day to Valentine.
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