A ridiculous story saw the light of day on one marriage proposal at the highest peak in England.
On Valentine's Day he had chosen o Attic Miah from Britain to propose to his beloved Tiana Mia. He considered the fact that his partner had arranged to go for a walk on the mountain on Valentine's Day as a very positive sign and planned the most romantic marriage proposal - or so he thought.
The 47-year-old man wanted for a long time to ask his girlfriend to get married, but he could not find the right time. When she told him that she had managed to arrange a walk for the two of them to the highest peak in England, she realized that the time had come. With the help of her three children she chose one Impressive engagement ring made of platinum, worth £ 500 (approximately € 600) and implemented his design.
The most unfortunate marriage proposal: The unfortunate moment that destroyed everything
As soon as they climbed to the top he would take the ring out of his bag, kneel in front of her and propose to her at a wedding. Fate, however, and the weather chose differently for the couple for eight years. After Atick and Tiana drove for five hours to reach the mountain area, they began the climb. All this time the ring was in Atick's bag with him eager to reach the top to make the coveted marriage proposal to his girlfriend.
Just before they reach the top, however, a strong one blizzard broke out which forced the couple to start a fast and very steep descent. At one point, in fact, Atick had to crawl on his back to get down faster. During this descent - as you may have already guessed - the ring was lost! And while the couple tried to find it in the snow, under stormy winds, they did not succeed.
Now, they are asking all the climbers on the spot to keep their minds on the ring, although Atick admits that he is disappointed that he never managed to propose to his girlfriend as he had dreamed. "I still do not know if he will accept or not", he said. When he spoke to Tiana about his plans she made an announcement on Facebook, stating that there will be payment for whoever finds the ring.
"My partner was carrying a small yellow and black box with him, which fell somewhere on the mountain path and contained a very special (my children had chosen) engagement ring. It has a lot of emotional value and there will be a reward if someone finds it ", wrote to be exact. Of course, her followers and users of the application were not very optimistic about the result.
Their story happened viral in Britain and… example to avoid for those planning something similar.
via: Enimerotiko
