The Story of Us…
Seumas 'n' Louise share a loue as stoatin as th' romances captured wi`in th' pages o' th' maist famous o' novels. Some say thair souls hae forever bin entwined, destined tae fin' ilk ither again 'n' again. Bit in this lee, howfur did thay meet?
Seumas insists he saw a bonny wifie (who wis definetly oot o' his league), reading a book o'er th' howf, 'n' 'twas loue at foremaist sight. He bought her a dram, 'n' he quickly fun oot howfur stubborn she wis whin she refused it. He then decided th' wifie likelie didn’t lik' th' foremaist dram he bought her, sae he bought her a different yin. Seumas gaed up tae Louise 'n' asked her aboot her book, 'n' spoke tae her aboot it at length, as he hud an' a' read it. Thay ended up talking a' nicht. At th' end o' th' nicht, he traivelt her hame 'n' confidently winched her goodnight.
Louise, however, haes a different version o' events. It involves a canny richt swipe 'n' a her cancelling th' foremaist date. Hawp wisnae lost, however, as Louise rescheduled th' cancelled date fur th' neist day. Seumas wis sae eager, he met up wi' her efter that gey day, whilst oan ca' fur wirk. He treated her tae a delightful take the motor thru tea, 'n' teuk her tae his (sparsly decorated) hame. Th' nicht ended whin someone passed oan, 'n' seumas wis cried tae dispatch thaim. Seumas dropped Louise aff at her flat, gave her th' lightest o' kisses, 'n' promptly git in his motor 'n' drove awa'. He texted tae apologise fur winchin' her minutes efter. Sae romantic.
Sometimes th' greatest o' loue stories starts wi' th' humblest beginnings. Here’s tae an eternity mair.
James and Louise share a love as great as the romances captured within the pages of the most famous of novels. Some say their souls have forever been entwined, destined to find each other again and again. But in this life, how did they meet?
James insists he saw a beautiful woman (who was definitely out of his league), reading a book across the pub, and it was love at first sight. He bought her a drink, and he quickly found out how stubborn she was when she refused it. He then decided the woman probably didn’t like the first drink he bought her, so he bought her a different one. James went up to Louise and asked her about her book, and spoke to her about it at length, as he had also read it. They ended up talking all night. At the end of the night, he walked her home and confidently kissed her goodnight.
Louise, however, has a different version of events. It involves a cautious right swipe and her cancelling the first date. Hope was not lost, however, as Louise rescheduled the cancelled date for the next day. James was so eager, he met up with her later that very day, whilst on call for work. He treated her to a delightful drive thru dinner, and took her to his (sparsely decorated) home. The night ended when someone passed on, and James was called to dispatch them. James dropped Louise off at her flat, gave her the lightest of kisses, and promptly got in his car and drove away. He texted to apologise for kissing her minutes later. So romantic.
Sometimes the greatest of love stories starts with the humblest beginnings. Here’s to an eternity more.
And the rest is history
