Could you-could you tell me a little bit about her?

Uhm.. (tsk) she's Australian. She is from the town I used to study in which is called Toowoomba. It's about an hour and a half away from Brisbane in Queensland. Um, she… she was very nice to me in the beginning, to the point where I—second semester I was there and .. we lived in the same college compound, but we never spoke. But after the first class of the second semester where she saw me, she actually waited outside class till I got out just to talk to me. So that was very nice of her and, ever since then we've been really close. I've been to her house a couple of times her family was basically me—the second family in Australia for me. They took me in and they cooked for me and .. they—they're really nice, and they helped me out, and I'm forever grateful for them.

Why are you separated?

Me and her? Uhhh she still lives in Australia and I had to come back home, here, where I'm from. Yeah.

How did you choose her over anyone else?

[…] I couldn't think of anybody to send a letter to, and then I started flipping through my phone on Facebook, and she was the first person to come into my mind but I thought maybe take this opportunity to send to someone, you know, really really really special, but .. she was the most special out of everybody, honestly. And even on Facebook, like through the messages, she was the one that was just saying hello just for the sake of saying hello. She was very genuine, as she was always, she always is, so you know, might as well take a laugh out of it. Yeah.