Love Story of Julian and Alein

Alein is a young, beautiful, intelligent, and talented Interior Designer who works at an interior design company owned by Mr. Yo. She has a bright career future ahead while waiting for the return of her fianc, who is pursuing a Master of Business program in Sydney.Until one day, Timmy delivers news that throws Alein into a whirlwind of fate, leaving her confused and nearly hopeless. At the peak of her despair, Julian appears, lifts her up, and takes her soaring high to embrace the radiant dawn of a new, colorful life.No matter how dark the moonless night sky may seem, there will always be a tomorrow that dawns full of hope.

Like a Pair of White Doves, Julian and Alein learn to fly together on the flapping wings of Love. The bond of pure love makes them strong to withstand the winds of life that are sometimes gentle and refreshing but often so sharp and stormy as if they were splitting the soul.Love and strong determination make them hold on to an eternal Hope that the Rainbow of Life is beautifully displayed in front of them."MY HAPPY MARRIAGE" is the 2nd part of the trilogy of the Novel "DEARLY BELOVED ALEIN"

The world of teenagers is the most beautiful and colorful world. When time runs so fast, Alein and Julian were unaware that their two children had stepped into it.Jolie and Livy, a pair of beautiful twin girls are always under the protective hood of their parents who love them very much. The two of them never dreamed that the beautiful world of teenagers around them actually contains hidden threats of danger.When one of them is faced with a frightening reality, for a moment they both seem to lose their grip. Only the good communication that has been built since childhood makes them dare to express it to their parents.Julian and Alein were shocked to realize and decided to immediately be in their world as helpers who would guide them to full maturity."My son, hear the instruction of thy father, and forsake not the law of thy mother: For they shall be an ornament of grace unto thy head, and chains about thy neck. (Proverbs 1:8-9)