The Old Couple Who Proved Love Never Fades :
Every Valentine’s Day, 78-year-old Mr. Sharma walked to the same flower shop.
His wife, Savita, had Alzheimer’s. She often forgot his name.
But he never forgot her.
At the nursing home, he would sit beside her bed and say gently,
“Hello, Savita. I’m your Valentine.”
Some days she smiled politely. Some days she asked, “Have we met before?”
He always answered the same way:
“Yes. And I fell in love with you.”
One young nurse once asked him,
“Why do you still come every day? She doesn’t remember.”
He smiled softly.
“I remember.”
That Valentine’s Day, Savita held the rose and looked at him carefully.
After a long pause, she whispered,
“You feel familiar.”
He held her hand tighter.
Love doesn’t fade with memory.
It survives in devotion.
And sometimes, the most powerful love stories aren’t loud — they are patient.
🧠 Moral
True love is not about being remembered. It’s about choosing someone every day.
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