"It all started on an ordinary interview day at CrowdReason. I was far too focused on getting the job to notice anything else. If you know what job hunting in Ghana is like, you understand! After I got the job and joined the company, I met everyone on the team except Daniel. I was told he was on leave. A week later, he returned, and I remember casually stealing a few glances at him. I had to admit, he looked good. His almond-shaped eyes and full brows especially caught my attention. As fate would have it, he ended up sitting right across from my cubicle. The funny part? He didn’t say hello or introduce himself. Nothing! So my first impression quickly changed. He seemed a little too uptight and kept mostly to himself. I don’t remember exactly when we had our first real conversation, but I think it happened during lunch. That was when we discovered that we had actually been neighbours for over 10 years without ever meeting. From there, we started talking more and realized how much we had in common. The friendly work competitions, playful banter, and walks home after work soon became part of our everyday lives. Before we knew it, we had become really good friends. We talked about life, our dreams, our future, and everything in between. Somewhere along the way, our friendship became something more, and then Daniel asked me out. Just like that, our friendship turned into an office romance. Then came 2022. I moved abroad for school, and we had to navigate a long-distance relationship for the first time. It wasn’t easy. There were different time zones, busy schedules, long video calls, and plenty of moments when we wished we could simply be together. Daniel tried to join me in Canada but was initially refused. He didn’t give up. He kept trying until he was finally approved and joined me. After all the waiting and missing each other, being together again was such a relief. And now, here we are in 2026, from neighbours who lived close to each other for over a decade without ever meeting to coworkers who barely spoke to friends, lovers, and now husband and wife. This can only be God. Looking back, I see how God used the most ordinary moments to bring us here. I didn’t notice Daniel on the day of my interview, but somehow, life had already made room for him in my story. Today, that fine man with the almond-shaped eyes and full brows, the man I once thought was too uptight, is the man I choose to walk home with for the rest of my life."