Hawaii was so nice, and the people were so accommodating and beautiful as well as their culture.
Shiwoo and I, unlike back in Paris, actually tried and made friends and we did.
We quickly befriended the couple at the next door Villa, and me the neighbors wife would often go to the beach together, while Shiwoo and her husband Emilio would stay back and drink while cooking, or just talking about their company's since they were business men, CEO to CEO, kind of Jazz.
"So, what's it like being married so far?" asked my new friend Marianna as we sipped coconut water right out the shell, while sitting on our towels and I shrugged.
"I don't know, it just feels like a normal day for us. We have been living together for like two years before he proposed. Plus we have three kids together."
"Hmm. Nice."
"So what about you? How does it feel to be married?" I asked and she sighed.
