Years passed. Jimmy became a diplomat and was sent to Canada for work. He took Thelma and Ryan with him, and they lived there for eight years, surrounded by new experiences and happiness.
When his contract ended, they returned home — not empty-handed, but with love and success. Jimmy built a hospital for Thelma, fulfilling a promise he had made long ago.
He also bought a farm, a peaceful escape where the family could rest and enjoy nature.
Ryan grew up fast. When he reached Form 1, he unknowingly enrolled in the same school where his parents first met. Like his parents, Ryan had a gift — he could draw beautifully. The spirit of art flowed through his hands just as it did through Jimmy and Thelma.
Their home became a living gallery — full of color, laughter, and love.
Jimmy never liked modern fashion. He designed his own clothes, filled with artistic patterns that told stories. People admired his style, calling him "the man who wore love."
Their home stood as proof that love, faith, and art can build a life of beauty.
And as Jimmy often said,
"God is the first artist. He painted the world with His words and shaped love with His hands."
Their love story was not just about romance — it was about faith, creation, and destiny.
A love painted not on canvas, but on the soul.
THE END 🎨❤️