Araceli Is A Patient Woman Analysis

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Patient is a virtue. And my dear, sweet, lovely Araceli is a patient woman. Patient for the love of the man she knew was the one she wanted to spend the rest of her life with. And when Omar got down on his knee and asked for her hand in marriage she knew that together, after all they had been through over the years, their marriage would be built upon a strong foundation and would last forever. And he knew it t0o.

In fact, I think the time Omar invested in their relationship before popping the question was by design. I'd say he knew what he had with Araceli was very, very special from the moment they met. Araceli is such a beautiful girl, teaming with life and love. And Omar is one of those men who doesn't take decision making lightly.

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