Astyn & Ellie 

The invisible string theory, alike to the East Asian folklore of the "red string of fate," weaves a tale of destiny connecting two souls. In simple terms, it proposes that a mysterious force binds individuals to specific people they encounter, indicating that they are meant to be together. This belief suggests that love has a way of finding its path, regardless of time or circumstance.

Astyn and Ellie's story displays the essence of the invisible string theory. Both hailing from the sunny fishing village of Selsey, with one road in and our and where neighbours know each other's names, their paths intertwined long before they realised it. Attending the same school, Seal Primary, their lives danced around each other, guided by an invisible hand.

A curious twist of fate occurred when Astyn, unaware of the significance, sold his cherished green jungle bike to a woman named Jayne and her young daughter, Ellie, at a local car boot sale. Jayne made a playful challenge: Ellie could only have the bike only if she could ride it, fully expecting her three-year-old to struggle. To everyone's surprise, Ellie pedalled away with ease, setting the stage for Astyn and Ellies future connection.

Over Fifteen years later, destiny orchestrated another encounter as Astyn and Ellie's best friends, unaware of the invisible strings pulling them together, set them up on a double date. Astyn's mismatched socks, a charming quirk stemming from his colour blindness wasn’t unnoticed by Ellie, in fact she found it rather endearing and was immediately drawn to his genuine warmth and infectious laughter. Over cocktails, Ellie's playful display of accents captivated Astyn, solidifying their connection. In the gentle embrace of destiny's invisible threads, Astyn and Ellie fell in love.