Kerr and Elle happily built their family over the years. She became a respected artist in
Misibis Bay while Kerr found a new lease in life as a furniture designer. They had 3
children, two of whom have decided to live in Canada as all their children are officially
Canadian citizens. The couple continued to enjoy the rest of their life doing what they
love best, to be together in whatever they do.
Elle was diagnosed with a stage 3 breast cancer like her Mom at the age of 67 and did
not have a successful chemotherapy. She passed on six months after her diagnosis. Two
months later, Kerr died in his sleep. Even death cannot really kept them apart.
Every two years, their children come home to Misibis Bay to honour their parents
and the legacy of their unforgettable lovestory. They retell the story behind those
candy wrappers that were displayed in the gallery. They don't get tired retelling how the Kingalis
hid their grandfather in the well while recovering from his wounds for days so the armed men
wouldn't see him. They won't get tired telling them about the attack that almost killed him and how
grandma in her dream, asked grandpa to come back to her. That grandpa used Google, a search
engine decades ago to find grandma which he did. That forgiving is a virtue and so as faithfulness.
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Love You Forever #Wattys2016
RomanceFor those who believe that love forgives, endures, and doesn't give up when all the odds seemed to be against it. And for people who got hurt but still give love a second try...
