The Magnet

[Kay Sera]

She had that sort of electric, no, more magnetic personality. Everyone was simply drawn to her without realizing why or what was happening. Her conversation was easy, her laugh was flirty, her face was pretty, her body was sexy, and everyone, men and women alike, seemed taken by her.

And one day, a man, a simple man, the type of man who wears brown tweed suit jackets with yellow shirts and blue bow ties, the type of man who wears bowler's caps to hide a ferociously bald head, the type of man who can never quite say exactly what he means on the first try, THIS man was pulled to her.

Well, that part was quite normal, everyone was pulled to her, but the remarkable thing was that she was drawn to him, and no one has understood her love for him to this day, even after their happy, long marriage ended in his untimely death. Maybe what they say about magnets is true--opposite poles of the same strength make for the strongest matches.

[Jeanette Cheezum]

I'm happy he had her love and she had a good man. Nice 6.