Was it destined to happen? Were they thought of such union in their lives? Were they stoics, their matrimonial bliss would not have been possible? Albeit, a 37-year-old lady Lina Dahlbeck has found love, but she was never sure of it. In her words, “I had given up on love and then Michael sent that message and literally landed in my life.”
Why should one go through Seneca’s “On the Happy Life” and Ryan Holiday’s “The Daily Stoic” if one has a heart excitingly pounding for others’ feelings? What we read in a news report about a message on the wrong number showed us how sometimes, life can be nothing short of a fairytale.
A Whatsapp message sent by Michael Evangelou, 44, on a number he thought of his own as a reminder to see the film “Girls Trip” at the cinema hall was by mistake received by Lina Dahlbeck from Morden in South London. Evangelou sent this message from London.
What really was a message to serve as a prompt reminder turned out a foundation for conjugal bliss. Both of them had never realised this kind of magic was coming in their respective lives. What did not exist and when it was beginning to be present, the moment brought complete enjoyments.
Despite never meeting in the past, they were meeting for the whole life ahead. Their continuous conversations on the phone knocked down the strict structures around man and woman relations as well as their interactions. The two chatted for most of the day and must not have missed anything vital to them.
Being inhabitants of a free society, their dating and discussions would not have been hindered until they got tired of such formalities. The pair finally got married on December 7, 2017. Their story was a lesson to others not to give up on love and never worry about things beyond reach.
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