“I have several gifts for you,” said Brad.
“You’ve given enough to last me a lifetime,” answered Betsy.
“These are “Thank you Gifts.”
“What for?”
“You’re the best thing that happened to me.”
“It should be the other way round. I had nothing until we met. You’ve given me the stars as well as the moon. You made my dreams come true. I could never thank you enough. I’ll spend the rest of my life thanking you for saving me. I wrote a song just for you. It goes like this…”The day we met was a true transformation. If I had known, I would have prepared myself. I fell hard for you…,”
“Me too! I didn’t realize I would fall head over heels in love.”
“Love is when two people are sharing, feeling, and saying, I love you.”
“I love you, Betsy.”
“Ditto.”
“Ditto?”
“Just kidding! I love you too, Brad.”
During the day, Betsy Silver scouted for accounting jobs. By night, she caught a few z’s at the airport. She endured more than two thousand refusals to hire and fifty wrongful terminations. Whenever she walked into a room heads turned upside down and up. She exuded an arresting beauty as well as a unique intelligence. Dreamy eyes, budding breasts and thorough- bred legs defined her facade and physique. She finished college in two years. She was a straight A student during the time she attended graduate and law schools. Additionally, she enjoyed dancing, designing clothes, drums, fighting passionately for children, piano and writing books, among other passions. Without warning, her demeanor was revamped when she met a music CEO, Brad Gold. He revolutionized her scars into stars. They fell head over heels in love. Shortly afterward, she landed several assignments with various magazines, modeling bras and bikinis. More than a year of courtship translated into a marriage proposal. Three months later, they swapped vows. There was more good news. She gave birth to twin boys six months after Brad festooned her with an engagement ring.
To cut a long story short, Betsy landed book, record, and songwriting contracts at one fell swoop. During her homelessness, she immersed herself in constructive activities, composing thirty-two songs and drafting twenty books. The news bulletin was amassing millions from her albums and writings. Not surprisingly, she doled out twenty percent of her earnings to children’s organizations globally. As resourceful business partners, Betsy and her husband invested in real estates. They purchased homes in America and Europe. Their sons, BJ (Brad Jr.) and MJ/Mel (Melie Jr.) were educated in France and the United States of America. They spoke French and English fluently. What’s more, they attended top-notch law schools. In a nutshell, they realized their parents’ dreams. Brad and Betsy had initially planned to become attorneys. Needless to say, it’s good to hold on to your dreams! Never give them up!