The man found intimate letters of grandparents times of war and then started reading (photo)

To spread: Drew Koyle shared on the network the love story of his grandparents - Helen and Bill, who met during service in the Pacific. The first meeting of the couple on December 7, 1944 is worthy of the film adaptation: a date blindly, dancing at the moonlight, the promise to meet again and hundreds of letters that turned a brief moment into a legend. This story came to life again thanks to Tiktok and Instagram, where it captures the hearts of the younger generation.

"My grandmother did something unusual, taking a pen and paper. That act not only changed her life, but also became the key to my appearance," Koyle says in a video that gathered thousands of views. The author voiced the moving passages of letters that the lovers sent each other during the war - more than 200 romantic messages, full of hope, love and faith in the future.

The next day after dating, Helen was transferred to another workplace, but she did not forget the promise - and the first wrote a letter from Bill. At that time it was a bold step, but it became the beginning of a long correspondence, which retained their communication at a long distance. Today, the archives of Helen and Bill get a new life: Koil is working on a book that will be released in early 2026.

She should see the world for the 81st anniversary of the Grandma and Grandpa's dating-December 7, 2025. "Helen always said that Bill is the only person who really understood her. Now the world will be able to see what Helen was, because of her sincere, bright words," his grandson shares. We will remind, earlier Focus talked about Laura and Jason Lamonby Parker from the United Kingdom, who during the repair in their home came on mysterious letters left by the former owner.