They meet young. Just 18. They montage into dating a bit, with a rather large dash of awkward love triangle-ish, but laugh through it just before you hide your face behind your pillow.
And then he has to go, called away on the most important of business. They both know its right, and part over ice cream at that favorite place.
But they stay in touch, and his business changing the world
inspires her to see it.
She goes all those romantic places, and thinks of him the whole time.
And then, he's back! And they montage into dating again,
but this time, there's
Pocket sharing.
Cooking together.
Falling in love.
The best kind of love, where he helps her through hard things, and she starts to see deep into those eyes.
They are engaged, and then married on the prettiest day in April.
After the credits, there's another montage. This one just shows their everyday life. She fulfills her goal of teaching, he wins best husband award for always doing all the little things. And they can't get enough of each other.
And I get that end montage for the rest of my life. This may be the cheesiest thing I've ever written. :)
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