A Jazzist Life
It is the morning and late to the man as his alarm goes off.
Nothing but darkness as the light he sees comes from a distance.
He has the feeling of the calm breeze and gets ready to have a shower.
Once out he gets his morning coffee.
Reading the messages on his phone, he sees the girl that wants him in two years time to come to her.
He sees that she is only a person meant for the season. The love he had was only meant for the season, and God dictated it. Yes, it was intensive; however, it was to make both of their hearts stronger for their future partner.
The man throws a Jameson into his Black Coffee before he leaves the door. As he is walking, he gets a call, and it's from her. She apologizes for not being able to keep her promise as she has found her love in another. The man tells her that he has always loved her, but only as a sister. In truth, the man did love her, but he loved her enough to only be there for her as God intended him to be once the fruit bloomed. The man does not feel pain as he knows that he is meant to find a person ordained by God.
As he heads to his car, he receives a message from someone. It is a friend from a study who tells him to call her immediately. He starts the car and calls through the vehicle. The phone rings once, and he answers. She immediately tells him the good news.
On the stage, he sees a beautiful woman who is part of the band whom he does not know. Her eyes are on him in a manner that is like true love. After the concert, he approaches her and his friend. In deep conversation, they are in for an hour. They head out to dinner and have a great time. A kiss they share. It is the beginning of something beautiful.
It is now morning, and he is perplexed about whether to call her, as he has grown accustomed to lies and rejection.
He calls her.
She answers his call and accepts the dinner date, on the condition that they have a before-dinner activity and a post-dinner activity. She reasons that she wants to spend more than two hours with him. She wants to know him more than just a dinner partner.
They are now together in the band. In time, they will be at the Temple.
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