His father did not allow him to marry his love but 50 years later, an incredible incident occurred !!
Since childhood, we have been made to believe that parents know what is best for us. Most of the times they are right but sometimes we do not understand the REASO either
Since childhood, we have been made to believe that parents know what is best for us. Most of the times they are right but we sometimes understand the reason for some of their decisions and do not prove themselves either. In these cases, children suffer from incomprehensible and unreasonable decisions from their parents. This is what happened in this case where a father without a reasonable cause refused his daughter to marry the love of his life. But he did not know that 50 years later, these children would have discovered something that would change their world.
Love at first sight
The story is Janice Gude which was a second year at the Western College of Los Angeles and Prentis Willson, who was a first year student and it goes back to 50 years. It was love at first sight for both, as in the movies. Wilson thought they were supposed to be. He said, "I still remember the first time I pushed with Janice."
Small city
Janice Rude belonged to a middle class family and had humble debut. She was raised in Reno, Nevada and remembers her father like a strict and hard street guy. He was not a fan of intellectual pursuits because it was beyond his comprehension, but argued Gude of the desire to study and get an education. She took a biology as a major in Western College, but she did not know she did not even have seen the love of her life there.
Young Willson
On the other hand, Willson belonged to a well of making the intellectual family of the East Coast's grafts. Prentiss was Junior Janice and arrived in 1962. He was a right student and held the leadership position in the fraternity of Kappa Sigma. A great grip for any girl. But he fell for Janice.
Morning meeting
That's how they met for the first time. Janice has worked a quarter of the morning to serve breakfast at the school cafeteria as it came from modest ways. Many athletes went running and jogging in the morning who stopped at the cafeteria. One day, at 6 o'clock in the morning, Willson was the first online. After that day, he was the first online every day.
Love story begins
Willson said: "I just wanted to see her and have our little exchange in the morning." For Janice too, it was a fairy tale tale tale moment when Willson fell through these doors. She started to feel butterflies in her belly and her heart was in her throat as she threw eyes on Wellson. Little knew that his father would be the villain in this love story.
Found love in a hopeless place
How often do people find love in school cafeterias? Not very. But for Janice and Prantss Time stopped when they looked at each other in the eyes of the other. That's what said Willson later: "In fact, I did not think I had a chance with her," he added. "She was a year in front of me and so beautiful."
