Young Love Unshaken by Adversity: A Heartwarming Story of True Devotion and Wealth

While we were in Hawaii I realized how deeply in love I was with her. Though we had our problems like any other couple, we never walked away from each other until we had worked our problems out. Yes she would raise her voice quite often it was usually because I did something stupid. Anytime I did something wrong I would own up to it. It's how I was raised. Take responsibility for your own actions. She would always talk about how she loves how I would never try to turn things to her when I fucked up. When she made me mad, I never ever under any circumstances would call her out of her name. There was one thing I hated more than anything else in this world, and that was to make her cry. I failed from time to time and she didn't speak to me for a day or so, but she never ever left me. I would give her time to cool off before we talked it out.

We loved each other a lot. So much so that even though we were so young still, we talked about marriage. We knew we belonged together and that there was no doubting that for us. No words were needed to express this feeling for either of us, we just knew. Just before we flew back to the mainland I decided to tell her that I had some money. I didn't want to tell her to impress her, I wanted to tell her because in my eyes, what was mine, was also hers. We were at the house together and we were watching the sun set over the ocean. We sat on a lounger together. I was holding her as I always did.

"Hey babe, I have something I need to tell you." I said.

"Ok, is it bad?" She asked as she caressed my arms.

"No, it's good I guess." I said.

"Ok what's up?" She asked.

"Um, you know I was in a bad car crash and lost my leg below my knee, and my parents died." I said.

"Yeah I do." She said as she looked up at me.

"Well, my auntie and uncle sued the company for hiring the guy. Apparently he had his license revoked for DUI but the company hired him anyway. They won and were awarded a lot of money. The thing is that my auntie and uncle left a very large percent of that money for me. In fact as we speak there is still a bunch of money going into an account that uncle and auntie opened for me." I said.

"I don't care about that baby. All I care about is that I have you, and that you love me like you do. I have the man of my dreams and that is all that matters to me." She said.

"I know but I just feel like I need to tell you that because if we do get married, which I want, I don't ever want you to ever worry about wether or not we have money to do what we need to do." I said.

"Thank you for telling me Ikaika, but you realize that no amount of money will ever be able to make me as happy as you do." She said.

"I love you so much." I said.

"I love you too, I love you so much." She said as she looked into my eyes.

We sat there in silence for quite a while watching the sun set, enjoying our time together.

"So just out of pure pure curiosity, how much are we talking?" She asked.

"Let's just say that it's enough that you, me, our kids, and our grand kids will all be set for life should they be smart about the way they use it." I said.

"God." She said.

"I'm talking millions." I said.

"Thats all good and all, but you need to know that I am not with you because of that." She said.

"Obviously, found out just now." I said.

"I know I just need you to know that." She said.

"So did you buy this house and the one back home?" She asked.

"Yeah I did." I replied.

"Cool, and just so you know, I won't tell anyone about it." She said.

"Thank you." I said.

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