Chapter 153 Till Death Do Us Part... "Till death do us part."

It sounds like the perfect, most beautiful promise one could ever make to a soulmate. However, isn't it said that soulmates share a love that can transcend three lifetimes? Then why do we expect love to end with death? Why must we start a new life of marriage with the promise of death? "Till death do us part..." might sound lovely, but in reality, it's quite morbid. Why can’t we change that promise to something like, "And they lived happily ever after?" Forever may be vague, but it represents endless possibilities—endless beautiful possibilities. Marriage is not just a ring worn on the finger or a signature on a piece of paper. Marriage is a promise in itself. A deeply intimate promise between two individuals who choose to share the rest of their lives together. Marriage is a responsibility, something to be both endured and savored. "I know I’m not the best, but I promise to give us... the best I can. I choose you not just because I love you but because I respect you. You make me b