Jordan and I met in March of 2025 in the most modern way possible, on a dating app. What started as a simple online match quickly turned into something neither of us expected. Our first date was easy and fun: putt-putt, Mexican food, and a lot of laughter. There was no pressure, no pretending, just two people genuinely enjoying each other’s company. What surprised me most was how naturally everything flowed. Before the end of each date, we were already planning the next one. One date turned into two, then three, and before we knew it, we were seeing each other more often and looking forward to every moment together. As we spent more time together, our conversations grew deeper. We talked about our goals, our plans, our faith, and our dreams and visions for the future. Those conversations made everything clear, that what we were building was intentional, steady, and real. On February 11, 2026, Jordan and I planned a day date in St. Augustine, as it was the first day we both had off work in a while. We spent the day downtown and decided to take a walk on the Mantanzas Inlet before dinner, which we have done so many times since we met. This walk turned out to be my favorite one, though, as it ended with Jordan getting down on one knee and asking me to marry him.