Love found, but lost, again

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I don’t think there would have been anyway I would have gotten her. At first I thought she was out of my league, but as I got to know her better, I realized we were meant to be. The first day I saw her was in class. It was the first day of the semester. I saw her come in, but was unable to see her face clearly. She sat right behind me, so close I saw her shoes from the corner of my eye. I loved her hairstyle (I love ladies with afros) and her shoes were kind of cute (Of course I was not concentrating on the shoes alone). Her perfume was out of this world. I could have smelt it for the rest of my life. I was ‘thirsty’ and I am not ashamed to admit it.

It took a while to get to know each other (thank you Lord for group work), but the more I saw her the more ‘thirsty’ I became. What made it worse was that we were compatible according to me. I thought she would treat me like a peasant, but she was kind and warm and she made it worse by smiling. I was still stuck up at the fact that she had a job and I didn’t. She was a director of her own company, organizing events and concerts. I was the director of a future company. However, I don’t think that was much of a concern to her.

I really feel bad. If anyone was going to be my destined wife, it would have been her. Maybe I waited too long. Maybe I enjoyed our conversations too much to ask her out. Maybe I was scared as I always am and messed it up. Some people may blame me for not being bold enough. It would not matter what status she was, as long as I loved her and she felt the same, then it would have never mattered. It mattered though, it mattered to me; because she was engaged to someone else.

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