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1. The Most Shocking Scene
The Kidnapping
The street was quiet as Benice walked home that evening. The soft wind moved through the trees, and the sky was turning dark.
She checked her phone and smiled when she saw a message from Eben.
"I’ll see you tomorrow. Don’t forget, I still owe you another dinner."
Benice laughed softly.
But suddenly…
A black van stopped beside her.
Before she could react, two men jumped out.
“Hey—what are you doing?!” Benice shouted.
One of them grabbed her arm while the other covered her mouth.
“Help—!”
Her voice disappeared as they forced her into the van.
Within seconds, the van sped away into the darkness.
Across the city, Vanessa sat in her room when her phone rang.
“It’s done,” a cold voice said.
Vanessa slowly smiled.
“Good,” she whispered.
Then she looked out the window and said quietly,
“Let’s see how strong your love really is now, Eben.”
2. The Most Romantic Scene
Eben’s Proposal
The park was glowing with soft lights that evening.
It was the same park where Eben and Benice first met as children.
Benice looked around in surprise.
“Why did you bring me here?” she asked.
Eben smiled.
“Because this is where everything began.”
He took something from his pocket.
It was the small bracelet Benice had given him ten years ago.
“I kept this for all those years,” he said softly.
Benice’s eyes filled with tears.
Then Eben slowly knelt down on one knee.
People in the park stopped to watch.
From his pocket, he took out a beautiful ring.
“Benice,” he said, looking into her eyes, “you saved me when I was weak, and you changed my life.”
Her heart was beating fast.
“I searched for you for ten years,” he continued.
“And now that I’ve found you… I never want to lose you again.”
He held up the ring.
“Will you marry me?”
Tears rolled down Benice’s cheeks.
“Yes,” she whispered.
The crowd around them began to clap as Eben stood up and held her in his arms.
3. The Perfect Opening Scene 📖
A Hook That Grabs Readers Instantly
Nine-year-old Eben was lying on the ground, his face covered in dust as the boys laughed at him.
“Look at him,” one of them said. “The rich boy can’t even fight!”
Eben tried to stand, but one of them pushed him down again.
Just when he thought no one would help him…
A voice shouted from behind them.
“Stop!”
The boys turned around.
A young girl stood there, her eyes full of courage.
“You should be ashamed,” she said. “Three boys bullying one person?”
The boys looked embarrassed and slowly walked away.
The girl helped Eben stand up.
“Are you okay?” she asked.
Eben nodded shyly.
“What’s your name?” he asked.
She was about to answer when her mother called from far away.
“Benice! Come here!”
The girl quickly removed a bracelet from her wrist and placed it in Eben’s hand.
“Keep this,” she said with a smile.
“Why?” Eben asked.
“So you won’t forget me.”
She ran away but turned back and shouted:
“One day we will meet again!”
Eben looked at the bracelet in his hand.
He didn’t know it yet…
But that small promise would change his entire life
This is the story of two lovers. The young man is called Eben, and the girl is called Benice. Their story began when they were just nine years old.
One sunny afternoon, Eben was playing in a field with some boys from his neighborhood. At first, everything seemed normal, but suddenly the boys started bullying him. They pushed him to the ground and laughed at him while he tried to defend himself.
Eben felt helpless and scared.
Just when things were getting worse, a brave young girl suddenly appeared.
“Stop!” she shouted loudly.
The boys turned around and saw the girl standing there with a serious expression on her face. She was not afraid of them.
“You should be ashamed,” she said. “Why are you bullying him?”
The boys looked embarrassed and quickly ran away.
Eben slowly stood up and looked at the girl with grateful eyes.
“Thank you,” he said softly. “What is your name?”
The girl was about to answer when she suddenly heard her mother calling from far away.
“Benice! Come here!”
“Oh no,” the girl said quickly. “My mom is calling me. I have to go.”
Before leaving, she removed a small bracelet from her wrist and placed it gently in Eben’s hand.
“Keep this,” she said with a warm smile.
Eben looked at the bracelet with confusion.
“Why?”
“So you will remember me,” she replied.
Then she started running toward her mother. But before she disappeared, she turned around and shouted:
“I will come back one day! We will meet again. Just make sure you remember me!”
Eben stood there quietly, holding the bracelet tightly in his hand as he watched her disappear.
Deep inside his heart, he made a silent promise.
“One day… I will find her again.”
Chapter 1: The Promise (Continued)
Eben stood alone in the field, still holding the small bracelet in his hand. He looked at it carefully. It was simple, but to him it felt very special.
Just then, a black car suddenly stopped near the field.
The door opened quickly and Eben’s parents rushed out when they saw their son’s dusty clothes and bruised face.
“Eben!” his mother cried as she ran toward him. “What happened to you?”
His father looked angry and worried.
“Who did this to you?” he asked.
Eben looked down for a moment and then replied quietly,
“Some boys were bullying me… but a girl helped me.”
“A girl?” his mother asked with surprise.
“Yes,” Eben said, showing them the bracelet in his hand. “She saved me. I wanted to ask her name, but her mother called her, so she had to leave.”
His father looked at the bracelet and smiled slightly.
“Then that girl must be very brave,” he said. “One day we must thank her.”
Eben looked toward the road where the girl had disappeared.
In his young heart, he felt something he could not explain.
“She said we will meet again,” he whispered.
His mother gently wiped the dust from his face.
“Well,” she said kindly, “maybe fate will bring you together again one day.”
Eben held the bracelet tightly and nodded.
Deep inside his heart, he made a quiet promise.
“When I grow up… I will find her again.”
Meanwhile…
Not far away, Benice was sitting in a car with her mother, leaving the city.
They were traveling to her grandmother’s house in another town. Her grandmother had become very sick after suffering a heart attack, and they needed to take care of her.
As the car moved farther away from the city, Benice looked out of the window.
She suddenly remembered the boy she had helped.
“I hope he is okay,” she said softly.
Her mother smiled.
“You are a very kind girl, Benice.”
But neither of them knew that the small moment in that field would change their lives forever.
Ten Years Later…
Time passed quickly.
The two children grew up in very different worlds.
Eben became a handsome young man and the only son of a powerful billionaire businessman.
Benice grew into a beautiful but simple girl, living a humble life with her family.
But fate was already preparing to bring them together again.
And soon, the bracelet would remind them of the promise they made as children
Chapter 3: The Bracelet He Never Let Go
Benice stared at the bracelet in Eben’s hand, her heart beating quickly.
“You… you still have it?” she asked in surprise.
Eben smiled softly and walked a little closer to her.
“I kept it safe for ten years,” he said.
Benice could hardly believe it.
“Ten years?” she repeated.
Eben nodded. “After you gave it to me that day, I promised myself something. I told myself that one day I would find the brave girl who saved me.”
He gently placed the bracelet in her hand.
“I never forgot you, Benice.”
Benice felt her eyes becoming watery.
“I didn’t think you would remember,” she said quietly.
“How could I forget?” Eben replied. “You were the only one who stood up for me when everyone else laughed.”
They both sat on the old bench in the park, talking about their childhood memories.
The evening breeze moved softly through the trees, and the sky slowly turned golden as the sun began to set.
For the first time in many years, both of them felt a warm happiness in their heart
This is the story of two lovers. The young man is called Eben, and the girl is called Benice. Their story began when they were just nine years old.
One sunny afternoon, Eben was playing in a field with some boys from his neighborhood. At first, everything seemed normal, but suddenly the boys started bullying him. They pushed him to the ground and laughed at him while he tried to defend himself.
Eben felt helpless and scared.
Just when things were getting worse, a brave young girl suddenly appeared.
“Stop!” she shouted loudly.
The boys turned around and saw the girl standing there with a serious expression on her face. She was not afraid of them.
“You should be ashamed,” she said. “Why are you bullying him?”
The boys looked embarrassed and quickly ran away.
Eben slowly stood up and looked at the girl with grateful eyes.
“Thank you,” he said softly. “What is your name?”
The girl was about to answer when she suddenly heard her mother calling from far away.
“Benice! Come here!”
“Oh no,” the girl said quickly. “My mom is calling me. I have to go.”
Before leaving, she removed a small bracelet from her wrist and placed it gently in Eben’s hand.
“Keep this,” she said with a warm smile.
Eben looked at the bracelet with confusion.
“Why?”
“So you will remember me,” she replied.
Then she started running toward her mother. But before she disappeared, she turned around and shouted:
“I will come back one day! We will meet again. Just make sure you remember me!”
Eben stood there quietly, holding the bracelet tightly in his hand as he watched her disappear.
Deep inside his heart, he made a silent promise.
“One day… I will find her again.”
Chapter 1: The Promise (Continued)
Eben stood alone in the field, still holding the small bracelet in his hand. He looked at it carefully. It was simple, but to him it felt very special.
Just then, a black car suddenly stopped near the field.
The door opened quickly and Eben’s parents rushed out when they saw their son’s dusty clothes and bruised face.
“Eben!” his mother cried as she ran toward him. “What happened to you?”
His father looked angry and worried.
“Who did this to you?” he asked.
Eben looked down for a moment and then replied quietly,
“Some boys were bullying me… but a girl helped me.”
“A girl?” his mother asked with surprise.
“Yes,” Eben said, showing them the bracelet in his hand. “She saved me. I wanted to ask her name, but her mother called her, so she had to leave.”
His father looked at the bracelet and smiled slightly.
“Then that girl must be very brave,” he said. “One day we must thank her.”
Eben looked toward the road where the girl had disappeared.
In his young heart, he felt something he could not explain.
“She said we will meet again,” he whispered.
His mother gently wiped the dust from his face.
“Well,” she said kindly, “maybe fate will bring you together again one day.”
Eben held the bracelet tightly and nodded.
Deep inside his heart, he made a quiet promise.
“When I grow up… I will find her again.”
Meanwhile…
Not far away, Benice was sitting in a car with her mother, leaving the city.
They were traveling to her grandmother’s house in another town. Her grandmother had become very sick after suffering a heart attack, and they needed to take care of her.
As the car moved farther away from the city, Benice looked out of the window.
She suddenly remembered the boy she had helped.
“I hope he is okay,” she said softly.
Her mother smiled.
“You are a very kind girl, Benice.”
But neither of them knew that the small moment in that field would change their lives forever.
Ten Years Later…
Time passed quickly.
The two children grew up in very different worlds.
Eben became a handsome young man and the only son of a powerful billionaire businessman.
Benice grew into a beautiful but simple girl, living a humble life with her f,amily.
But fate was already preparing to bring them together again.
And soon, the bracelet would remind them of the promise they made as children
Chapter 3: The Bracelet He Never Let Go
Benice stared at the bracelet in Eben’s hand, her heart beating quickly.
“You… you still have it?” she asked in surprise.
Eben smiled softly and walked a little closer to her.
“I kept it safe for ten years,” he said.
Benice could hardly believe it.
“Ten years?” she repeated.
Eben nodded. “After you gave it to me that day, I promised myself something. I told myself that one day I would find the brave girl who saved me.”
He gently placed the bracelet in her hand.
“I never forgot you, Benice.”
Benice felt her eyes becoming watery.
“I didn’t think you would remember,” she said quietly.
“How could I forget?” Eben replied. “You were the only one who stood up for me when everyone else laughed.”
They both sat on the old bench in the park, talking about their childhood memories.
The evening breeze moved softly through the trees, and the sky slowly turned golden as the sun began to set.
For the first time in many years, both of them felt a warm happiness in their heart
