Forever bounded by Love: True Love that defy all the odds


True love is detected when you are communicating with the person you treasure the most.

I found genuine happiness as soon as Delphine Adega came into my life. Our strange connection blossomed into full-blown love affair because of compatibility.

In a rare spectacle I found myself attracted to a well-mannered lady with a calm mien as exemplified by the many photos she shared with me.

Our love affair that's destined to marriage brings a diversity of two love birds from quite distinct regions joined together by genuine affection.

As we mark our first monthly anniversary, since she accepted my love offer, I have a lot to reflect. It's my prayer that Delphine and I bestride this love journey together in eternity.

It's historical that Delphine came into my life on 15th October 2025 at 2122hours.

She entered my life at a time when I was mourning the passing on of one of the Kenya's most celebrated gallant second liberation freedom fighter - Raila Odinga.

In my proposal, I imagined us as couples and her reply was vintage. "Not bad as long as we match our life purpose," Delphine replied to my wish.

In reality, our life purpose match. Delphine defines an answered prayer to my previous request to have a better wife.

It's my prayer that we live happily together, enduring the life challenges with renewed resilience and raise a generation that both of us will be proud of.

I promise to love her beyond measure, respect her beyond definition and protect her beyond human imagination.

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