Promise to the Wife of the Future Part 1

Part 1
When we spoke, it started as a moment of walking on the eggshells. We did not know where it would lead. Sometimes the amount of uncertainty becomes love. Humpty Dumpty was on the ground and looked up to us as we spoke. Overtime those shells become whole again and formed a better picture. We were like blushing people that were speaking with our hearts instead of our mouths. With each event the truth is revealed to us. At times of doubt, we must ask the Divine to reveal the truth. Maybe the truth is that we are being directed closer to one another.

No matter what you feel please know that you have my heart.
I love you!
It may take a while longer, but God has our lives side-by-side

It feels like God is walking with us
It’s like God is a friend that is a mere mentor
I love you!

Sometimes I may not say it, but I love you
You are my heart as you make me feel every emotion that a future husband shall feel
It will take time and we may go through trials
Please know that we have God giving us these tests to make us stronger

My family may be coming over
My dad is already seeing your beauty, yes he is cautious
My mom is the one that will be more challenging. Of course, that is the Italo-Spagnolo Hungarian Way. 
Once you can win her heart…You will have the most loyal mother-in-law
Hell, she may even like you better than myself!
Especially, when the humble nature comes out of me even stronger.
I love you!
No matter the time, I will always love you as you are the beat of my heart.
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