The chances of two people from opposite sides of the country building a life together are about 1 in 3.8 million. And yet—here we are. In 2019, us two strangers, Celine - from Baton Rouge-and Jack - from Moreno Valley- both ended up in Miami for a convention that neither one of us wanted to attend. One day during an event, Jack was lounging in the pool when Celine’s friend nudged her: “Let’s go talk to that guy.” And just like that, our story began. The moment Jack saw Celine, he knew that she was the cutest girl ever and tried to find every excuse in the book to see her. Celine, of course, was completely oblivious (metel el 3ade!). She saw Jack as another friendly face she’s met, not realizing that he had already decided—she was the girl he was going to marry. By the end of the weekend, Jack insisted on driving Celine to the airport. After dropping her off, the phone calls already started. What followed was our long-distance relationship of over 6 years with traveling more than 98,305 miles to visit each other. Suddenly, our theme song became "Callin Baton Rouge." And then, one day, Jack packed his bags, moved to Baton Rouge, and got down on one knee. Now, here we are—turning that 1 in 3.8 million chance into our little story.