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-heart conversation. She explained to them how she felt about the s

ere initially resistant to the idea, they eventuall

her mother said gently. "But we can see

tightly. She knew that they only wanted what they thought was best for her,

mile on his face, she knew that they would be able

d as he reached across th

e corners of her lips. "I will be," she

favorite café, she felt a sense of burden an

e right words to say. They had known each other for years, but this newfound pressure to con

is for us," Alex said, breaking the silence.

the same way. "I know what you mean. I've always v

way, Jane. But maybe we can make this work. Maybe we can find a wa

f hope. Maybe there was a way for them to navigate this

d that they both had dreams and aspirations that didn't involve getting married at such a young age. They ma

ng their bond and enjoying each other's company. They found comfort in knowing that

time together. They went on walks in the park, shared meals at their favo

ach other in ways they hadn't expected. They laughed together, confi

f Jane's family mansion, Alex turned to h

future," he began. "But I can't deny that I have feelin

as she looked into his eyes. She

ver thought I would find love in an arranged marriage, but

h over her. Maybe their love could defy the expectations of

eper in love. They shared their hopes and dreams with each other, and began to envi

oming flowers and serene pathways. As they walked hand in hand

marriage for us, but I want you to know that I lo

same way. "I love you too, Alex. I never thought I would find lov

pulled out a small velvet box. Opening

se to be with me, not because of our fa

, Jane nodded and said,

ienced before. She knew that their love was strong enough to overcome any obsta

um, their footsteps echoing off the marble floors. The air was filled with t

lp but feel a sense of wonder at the way Jane's eyes lit

" Jane asked, turning t

er for a moment before he tore his eyes away. "I never

skip a beat. "I'm glad you're enjoying it. I've alway

laughter and the way she seemed to know everything about every exhibit they pas