“I can't marry you right now,” I told David after he asked me the question. He didn't say a word, he just got up and left, leaving me alone and confused.
He didn't say where he was going and I had made up my mind that I would find him. I drove all over town as my eyes fogged up from the tears.
My heart was broken. Maybe I was too hasty in my decision. After all, I can't imagine spending the rest of my life with anyone but David. He didn't understand that my first marriage didn't end so well, leaving me shy from marrying again.
I have made up my mind. I will keep looking until I find him and tell him that I would marry him after all. I can see clearly now.
Thank you Wildverbs for our photo prompt this week!
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I hope she finds David and they get their happily ever after ❤
Thank you so much, Jade! I hope so too. 😀 I saw that your story came in and I am looking forward to reading it!
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Well done Joy, always good to have hope and a clear mind.
Thank you Michael! I always appreciate your comments!
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Hope she finds him. Hindsight is interesting isn’t it. ❤️
Yes, it is. I wish I had had foresight instead of hindsight! My life would be completely different. LOL! Thank you so much Mariam! I appreciate you reading!
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I hope you write a second part…wherein she finds her…
LOL! I believe she finds him and they live happily ever after! Thank you!!
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I am a hopeless romantic and yes its the happy ever after that’s really making me smile…lol..
I hope he lets her have a do-over!!!
I’m pretty sure he will! 🙂 Thank you Colleen!
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David was a bit hasty in departing, will she finds him?
Yes, he sure was hasty! And yes, she will find him and they will live happily ever after! 😀 Thanks Mike!
great creativity coming up with that story from this photo!! Your imagination is bursting! 🙂
Ahh, thank you so much Jodi! 😊💕❤️
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Very creative take PJ… the way you have clubbed the image and the story is excellent 👏👏👏👏
Thank you so much Shivangi! I appreciate you reading and comment!
I do hope she finds him and he understands her hesitation. Sad story Joy
Thank you Lynn!! I think she will find him and he will be happy when she does! 🙂
My pleasure 🙂
A brave decision, but I think David is the right one for her! Nice use of the prompt PJ 🙂
Thank you so much Iain! Yes, she made the right decision!
Awww. Go fast but carefully! Love the happy ending!
Yes, carefully! LOL! Thank you Rosey!
You’re welcome, PJ!!!! 😊
The delicate balance between oneself and surrendering to another. Nicely done.
Thank you so much Mark. For some reason, this is the story the photo prompt pulled from me. Haha! How do you explain “inspiration.” LOL!
Inspiration is when it works.
Yes, it is and it’s always wonderful when it works!
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There’s nothing like the feeling you captured the emotion or story before it got away
That is so true and unfortunately, I don’t experience it very often. LOL!
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Celebrate small victories. 🎉
Absolutely! Haha!
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Love this! I especially like it when the reader can imagine how things may turn out…well done!!
Thank you so much! 🙂
Yes, do what your heart tells you is right 🙂
Good that you are seeing clearly and have arrived at a final decision.
Seek him here and seek him there, and hopefully, things will work out!
Yes, now she has to find him but I think she will! 😀
I love reading your stories. They are always unexpected and wonderful xo
Thank you so much Lynn, you are soooo very sweet! xoxox
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Xoxoxo
It’s difficult to be confidant about marrying once another marriage has ended.
But, love will find a way of bringing them together again.
Have a super weekend, PJ.
Izzy 😎
You are so right, Issy. Love will find a way. 🙂 Have a wonderful weekend too!
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Grabbed me from the first sentence. Nicely done, PJ!.
Ellespeth
Thank you so much, Ellespeth!! 🙂
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I hope she finds him and I’m sure that once she explains why she turned him down the first time, he’ll understand. Lovely story.
Thank you so much and I believe you are right! 🙂
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