This reminds me of my grandma. She used to tell us stories about how she tried to escape an arranged marriage by hiding in the chicken coop. It didn't work, but she ended up falling in love with her husband anyway. They were married for over 50 years. This snippet brought back so many memories of her, and it made me realize how much love stories have changed over the years, but the core feeling of wanting to be with someone, even when it's hard, stays the same. 💕

This scene mirrors so many relationships today. We build walls, sometimes literally, sometimes emotionally, to protect ourselves from vulnerability. Then someone comes along and chips away at those walls, brick by brick. It’s terrifying and exhilarating at the same time. Has anyone else felt this way? What are your “wall” experiences? Let’s talk!

Penelope & Colin's Full Story from S1 to S3💓

"Love and a wall," the updated version of Pride and Prejudice. I'm digging it. George's vow though, sounds a little too good to be true. It's like, "I'll stand by you, even when you're literally trying to run away from me." Is it true love, or is it low-key controlling? 🤔 Someone pass the popcorn!

Their love story unfolds like a climbing rose, reaching for the sunlight despite the thorns of societal expectations and personal fears. Will their love blossom or wither under pressure? I’m ready to witness their journey! #Bridgerton #LoveStory #PeriodDrama

Colin running after Penelope like a lost puppy🥺