Episode 5: Letters Across Time
Daniel graduated, left campus, and went for NYSC in Ogun State. Zara stayed back, growing in her department and becoming more active in the fellowship.
They didn’t talk every day. But they wrote each other long, heartfelt letters—sometimes physical, sometimes email. They prayed together over calls. They shared Bible plans.
Their love wasn’t loud. It was rooted, intentional, and tender.
During Zara’s second year, she faced a difficult season. Her father had a stroke. Money was tight. She cried during one of her calls with Daniel.
“I wish I could be there,” he said.
“Just pray with me,” she whispered.
And he did. Every night.
That season taught her that love wasn’t just butterflies. It was covering, intercession, and friendship.
Lesson: Love is More Than Emotion—It’s Commitment, Prayer, and Presence
This story reminds us that true love isn’t always loud or showy. Sometimes, it’s quiet, steady, and deeply rooted in prayer and intentionality. In Hidden Love, Daniel and Zara show that real love shows up—not just in good times, but especially in hard ones. Love is not just about feelings; it’s about standing with someone in their pain, praying for them, and being a consistent presence, even from afar.