Prosper_Kenneth

It's incredible how two souls can struggle to find one another, often turning the world upside down in their quest for unity. This is the story of Alexandra and her friend Nick. Their connection, though brief, was profound, and as time passed, hidden feelings blossomed between them.

Tragedy strikes when Alexandra falls into a coma just as Nick receives the opportunity of a lifetime: to showcase his crafts at the Beijing International Art Exhibition. On his way there, his plane crashes, leaving no survivors.

When Alexandra awakens, she is heartbroken but determined to rebuild her life. She meets Daniel, a kind man who offers her solace, and they become engaged, with their wedding just days away. But fate intervenes when a stranger claims to have seen someone resembling Nick months ago.

What will Alexandra do?
Join us on this captivating journey of love, loss, and the possibility of new beginnings. 
"ALEXANDRA" 

@prosper_kenny

Alexandra.

The service had ended, and they were on their way home.

"We shall overcome, we shall overcome,

Oh, deep in my heart, I do believe,

We shall overcome someday.... ohoooo"

"Mom do you still listen to that song?" she chuckled, seeing her effortlessly singing along as if she owned the rights.

It's the song she has heard her sing since she was a child, and although she frequently wished her mother would update her playlist, she knew that might be a dangerous suggestion.

"I've grown up, and you…" Xandra giggled, covering her mouth to stifle her laughter.

Her mother shot her a "look" that made her pause, turning her attention back to the road.

"Hahahah" ow-kay owkay am not saying it anymore" She replied still chuckling

"But you…" she continued, laughter bubbling up as she struggled to finish her thought.

Her mother's energy was infectious!

She tilted her head back, playfully pinching her nostrils with her fingers, and cast a teasing glance at her from a dramatic 170-degree angle..

"Hahaha, Mum!" she burst out, unable to contain her joy.

"Mama, stop being so dramatic! How can you be like that?" They both erupted in laughter.

Like mother, like daughter—they were a perfect pair.

They had faced challenges together, and when it was time to celebrate, they made no excuses.

Sunday morning- 02