THE LOVE OF MY IMAGINARY LIFE

 


FIDEL
This is the first time I might say am crashing on someone ...His name is Fidel a lawyer by profession... Well, I might as well say the man of my dreams. I met this good-looking guy well two years ago. The character, the warm laughter, and the intelligence in speaking drew me closer. Diary, I have to tell you that I have not gained the courage to approach myself well African society expects a guy to approach a girl. I like him and if by any chance he approaches me I will be the happiest woman in the world. If he does not, I promise myself, I will be calm and go by the nature of the world. What will you say your girl is in love with?  

Diary let's talk about what I love most about this man.........
The smile
the looks 
The sexy eyes 
the lips 
and lastly, he is God-fearing, responsible kind-hearted, and presentable. What else would carol want God thou know am not in any hurry?






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