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"      It&amp;#039;s not the first time someone has received an accidental text message from an absolute stranger, but it may be the first time we&amp;#039;ve ever heard about two strangers getting married as a result.\u00A0 One\u00A0fateful day\u00A0in June 2012, Kasey Bergh\u00A0sent a text message to Henry Glendening, according to an article in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.\u00A0At the time, Glendening was a total stranger\u2014but\u00A0in the end, he\u00A0turned out to be exactly who Bergh had been looking for.\u00A0 St. Louis-based Bergh was visiting\u00A0Denver for a work project, when she discovered that her coworker&amp;#039;s Colorado-bound\u00A0plane\u00A0had been\u00A0delayed back in Missouri. Hoping to connect with other employees in the area, she sent out a text that read: &amp;quot;Hey, it&amp;#039;s Kasey. I was supposed to connect with Maria at the park but her plane was delayed so I&amp;#039;m at the Westin. Wanted to see if I could connect with anyone else.&amp;quot; But instead of reaching one of her coworkers, Bergh had accidentally\u00A0texted Glendening, a man who was &amp;quot;stuck in an unhappy relationship and a dead end job,&amp;quot; according to the Post-Dispatch. Rather than simply\u00A0ignore the stranger&amp;#039;s text, Glendening responded by saying:\u00A0 &amp;quot;Sorry you&amp;#039;ve got the wrong number. But if I wasn&amp;#039;t headed to work I&amp;#039;d be down to hang ;).&amp;quot; The two continued to text each other, discovering that they actually had a lot in common.\u00A0A week later, they decided to meet in person.\u00A0 &amp;quot;From the very, very beginning it felt like we were on the same wavelength,&amp;quot; Glendening told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Just\u00A0two months later, the unlikely couple decided to move in together. Glendening believes Bergh helped him to get out of an &amp;quot;awful place&amp;quot; in his life, while she credits him for renewing her faith in love. Despite\u00A0a 30-year age difference, the couple\u00A0says they&amp;#039;ve never been more in love in their lives. Two years after that fateful\u00A0text message, Glendening got down on one knee and proposed to Bergh at the rooftop restaurant where they first met in person. The couple\u00A0was\u00A0married\u00A0in St. Louis this past\u00A0June, proving once again\u00A0that love always\u00A0finds you when you least expect it.\u00A0 [via ABCNews.com, STLToday.com] "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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