The first time Daniel and Marissa had met was when they were both in high school. It was she who had the ability to make a room brighter with her laugh, while he was the reserved one who had a passion for repairing automobiles.

Many people considered their decision to get married at the age of nineteen to be risky.

Daniel, on the other hand, has never had any doubts about it. With every ounce of his existence, he loved her, and the decision to marry her had been the most straightforward decision he had ever settled on.

In spite of the fact that he frequently made jokes about being old-fashioned, the reality was much simpler:

Marissa was the only woman he had ever been with, and he had never desired to associate with anyone else. Since he had never provided her with any grounds to question his