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 Maggie and Tom had been married for over 25 years. They had built a life together, raised two children, and weathered many ups and downs. But lately, things had started to feel strained between them. They had been arguing more often, and it seemed like they were growing further apart every day.

One evening, after a particularly heated argument, Tom stormed out of the house. Maggie sat alone in the living room, tears streaming down her face. She felt like their marriage was falling apart, and she didn't know how to fix it.

The next day, Tom returned home, and they sat down to talk. Maggie apologized for some of the hurtful things she had said during the argument, and Tom apologized for storming out. They both acknowledged that they had been feeling frustrated and disconnected lately, and they agreed to work on rebuilding their relationship.

Over the next few weeks, they made a conscious effort to be kinder to each other. They went on date nights, took walks together, and started saying "I love you" more often. Slowly but surely, they started to feel closer again.

But then, Tom made a mistake. He forgot to pick up their daughter from school, leaving her stranded for hours until Maggie finally found out and went to get her. Maggie was furious. She felt like Tom wasn't taking their family responsibilities seriously, and she didn't know if she could forgive him.

That night, as they sat down to talk again, Tom apologized profusely. He acknowledged that he had made a mistake and that he was sorry for the pain he had caused. Maggie listened carefully to his words, and she realized that she still loved him. She knew that forgiveness was the only way to move forward.

So she forgave him, and they hugged each other tightly. They knew that their marriage wasn't perfect, but they also knew that they were committed to each other and to making things work. They promised to keep communicating, to keep working on their relationship, and to always be willing to forgive each other when they made mistakes.

Years later, as they celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary, Maggie and Tom looked back on their life together with gratitude and love. They knew that forgiving each other had been the key to their long and happy marriage. They had learned that love wasn't just about the good times - it was also about forgiveness and resilience in the face of adversity.

Life made us go through alot to be honest, I find that is the reason why we are in no position to tolerate simple and open ended stories. All that we ever want to a plot twist or something non-conventional. Neglecting vibrance in a routine is rather unfortunate.

#peace