We're getting married!!!

In February’s chill, with a shrug and a sigh, Savannah said, “Why not give Hinge a try?” No thoughts of love, just some dates and some fun, A break from the chase, no plans to find "the one." She had dated before, that part was old news, But dates with strangers? That was something new. A few decent dinners, a couple of chats, But no one worth keeping — and that was that. Then up popped a guy with a sweet little smile, Enter the scene: the persistent young Kyle. She thought he looked cute, but she'd lost all her hope, Dating apps? A joke. She just couldn't cope. But Kyle had a mission — he wanted what's real, A love that was lasting, a heart he could feel. With one love behind him and eyes on the prize, He saw something rare in Savannah’s brown eyes. They snapped back and forth, just flirting at first, But Kyle wanted more — his heart nearly burst. “Let’s FaceTime,” he asked, and though she delayed, She finally agreed — and three hours they stayed. Night turned to day, and the texts didn’t stop, Each message, each laugh made their connection pop. Still, Savannah was cautious, thought this might be fake, Kindness like his? Must surely be fake. She tried to ghost him, to cut off the thread, But Kyle stood his ground, and boldly he said: “One real date — that’s all I ask of you, If you don’t like me, I’ll bid you adieu.” “Fine,” she replied, “but here’s the deal: We’re going to Applebee’s — keep it casual, not a meal. And if I split the check, just know we’re through.” But she didn’t. She stayed. And sparks only grew. They laughed, they talked, and time disappeared, What she once doubted now felt so clear. She kissed him first — yes, it’s true! Because love had arrived, swift and true. From that one date, they’ve never looked back, A love that grew strong from a dating app match. Not what she planned, but perfectly right — Two hearts collided, that February night.