Hold You All My Life
This is a warm nostalgic romance about two young sweethearts spending one unforgettable summer day together. A day filled with shy glances, small gestures, spontaneous dancing, and the feeling that neither of them wants to let go.
I had a similar incident in the early 60s when two friend asked if I wanted to join them that evening when they attended a friend Sweet 16 birthday party.
My eyes locked on the young girl that eventually became my wife the minute I walked through the front door and looked around the living room.
This case begins with a simple meeting on a busy 1950s Main Street.
Their fingers accidentally brush as they walk side by side.
And from that moment, they seem to keep finding reasons to stay a little closer.
As afternoon fades into golden hour, they wander through the town park together.
By evening, they arrive at the little bridge overlooking the river. The town lights begin to fade behind them as they walk farther from the busy streets and into the quiet night.
It is a romantic journey about falling closer through the smallest moments, discovering comfort in another person, and realizing that sometimes love begins with nothing more than two hands that never want to let go.