There truly is no timetable for love, you never can tell when and how you would fall in love, you just fall, and yes, when you do, it’s definitely one of the most beautiful feelings ever! Carlos met Jennifer in his church, the girl with a beautiful hair caught his attention and although he tried searching for her, he could not find her. How then did they meet? Was their relationship super amazing? Read how things unfolded thereon by the groom-to-be Carlos as he shares his love story with us below… 
“I had decided to visit a particular church for the first time on a beautiful Sunday morning. Driving out of the premises after the service, Jenny walked past my car into the many masses to pick her nephew from the children’s service. I decided to park and follow her, but I lost sight as she had mingled with the masses. I asked a few people if they had seen a lady in this beautiful wrapped natural hair but none of them had sighted her. I decided to let go and puruse the following Sunday. On the following day at work, I took a lunch break and opened my Instagram to observe the daily trends. I scrolled down my timeline and there she was, my first suggested friend. Thanks to Instagram. LOL. 
I immediately sent her a message and she replied. We kept chatting as though we had known each other for ages. I asked to meet her up right after work and to my surprise she lived 15 minutes away from my home. We kept talking and seeing each other for the next 2 weeks. Her smile, humor, connection, loving aura got me thinking if I should wait any longer in asking her to be my girlfriend. I asked and she agreed. Two years down the line my love grew even stronger, Jenny decided to organize a surprise birthday dinner for me with both our mutual friends invited. Little did she know I had the biggest surprise for the day. After a great meal with some awesome desserts, she looked at me with that beautiful smile that triggered my knee to the ground in asking her to be the woman I want to spend the rest of my life with.
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