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Frincelyn Romero

Before I start telling you my story, I would like to tell you that I believe in love at first sight. It happened to me and I am sure it has happened to a lot of other people.

One day, after finishing from work I went to catch the bus home as I usually did. I sat down and opposite me there was this incredible guy looking at me. Our eyes met and it was like our souls joined. We couldn't stop looking at each other. I knew deep down inside that he was the one for me.

After a while, I got the giggles and he gave me the most incredible smile. It took my breath away. I felt something I have never felt in my life before-- what I believe to be true love. For my whole trip home we kept on looking at each other. I was a bit shy, so I kept looking away. When I got off the bus, I felt this emptiness inside. As the bus drove past me, he looked at me and smiled. It took my breath away and I felt that we were destined to be together. When I got home, I couldn't stop thinking about him.

A week passed and I still remembered the way our eyes joined and the incredible smile he gave me. I went to the same bus stop praying I would see him again. No luck, he wasn't there. A week later I got on to the bus sat down then after five minutes someone came and sat next to me. When I looked, I realized that it was him. We both smiled at each other like we were so happy to see each other again.

When we started to talk we became even more fascinated about each other. He offered to take me to the theatre to see a play and I said, "Yes, I would love to."

It turned out perfectly, we both had a lot of fun and it seemed we were soul mates. We kept on arranging to go out with each other. After four months, we realized we were madly in love with each other. He told me he came to that bus stop the next day hoping he would see me again. We are now in love and happily married with one beautiful child.

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