At first, the Ukrainian Mila lived in Riga with her relatives. She was an ardent lover of travelling. When she was still young, Mila decided that she would not sit in one place.
In addition, she did not like office work, so she opened an online shop to work remotely and have a free schedule. It was thanks to this decision that she could combine work and travelling. Mila travelled to 36 countries in a few years. At that time, she really valued her freedom and did not even think about marriage.
Soon Mila together with her friends went to India. There she first visited a Buddhist temple. The girl engaged in meditation, which helped her to find mental harmony. Mila was assigned a curator named Ten. The monk himself was from Thailand. He spoke fluent English, which brought him closer to the tourist. Mila began to notice that she was falling in love with the monk. She was scared, because she knew that all monks take a vow of celibacy. However, the woman lost her head and decided to achieve him at any cost.
Ten couldn’t resist. Six months later, the man decided to give up his ministry for the sake of his relationship with Mila. He made a choice in favour of a secular life together with the woman who filled his existence with meaning. They decided to move together to Thailand. There the man introduced the Ukrainian woman to his relatives. Mila was not at all embarrassed by the harsh conditions of living in the Thai wilderness. Moreover, the monk’s family was quite wealthy.
Ten’s parents respectfully accepted their son’s choice. They liked Mila. The fact is that up to 30 years Ten led a licentious lifestyle, and then decided to settle down and become a monk. Naturally, his parents were depressed by such a decision. They wanted grandchildren and a happy future for their child. That’s why they were glad that Ten met Mila and decided to become a family man. A daughter was born to them.
The man is engaged in business, and the woman is focused on raising the child. They are happy together and do not regret their decision at all.
