Karen & Frank: A Love Story Born at Euston Station

It was a chilly afternoon at Euston Station in London — one of those days when everyone seemed in a rush, lost in their own world. Karen, with her arms full of books and a coffee dangerously close to spilling, bumped into Frank near the departure boards. Apologies turned into a conversation, and somehow, neither of them felt like rushing anymore. They missed their respective trains that day — but gained something far better.

A few casual texts turned into late-night calls, coffee catch-ups became dinner dates, and weekend strolls around London grew into an inseparable bond. They shared dreams, fears, and plenty of laughter along the way.

Now, after years of love, adventures, and countless missed trains (on purpose, sometimes), Karen and Frank are engaged — ready to start a new chapter, forever side by side.

Fun Tidbits About Karen & Frank’s Love Story:

1. Who made the first move?
   Frank did! Right after their accidental meeting, he jokingly asked if “bumping into each other” was fate — and then asked for her number.

2. First official date?
   A cozy dinner at a little Italian restaurant just down the street from Euston.

3. First “I love you”?
   Karen said it first, during a spontaneous late-night walk along the Thames.

4. Most unexpected shared hobby?
   They both love collecting vintage postcards from every city they visit.

5. First trip together?
   Edinburgh! A rainy weekend filled with castles, bookstores, and endless cups of tea.

6. The moment they knew it was forever?
   When they both forgot about Valentine’s Day — but spent it perfectly content with takeout and old movies.

7. Most memorable gift exchanged?
   Frank once framed a coffee-stained napkin from their very first meeting day as a surprise gift.

8. Biggest “oops” moment?
   Karen accidentally called Frank by the wrong name on their third date (she still blushes about it).

9. Song that feels like “theirs”?
   “Yellow” by Coldplay — it was playing overhead when they met.

10. Proposal story?
    Frank proposed at Euston Station, right under the very same departure board — this time, both of them standing still, with no rush at all.