Galilea was a vain woman who valued physical appearance living in 1960s England. While crossing the street, she was hit by a car and suffered scarring to her face. Her boyfriend left her upon seeing her injuries. During her recovery, Galilea realized that inner qualities like feelings and values are more important than looks. She met a kind man named Frank who loved her for who she was, not her appearance, and they decided to get married.

2. A True Love
By Katerine Ramos
The story began in Hertfordshire, England in 1960 with a
beautiful woman who lived in a mansion. Her name was Galilea. She was a vain and
selfish woman. She was only interested in her physical appearance. Also, she had a
handsome boyfriend his name was James Dickens. He was a bad person because he just
wanted Galilea money. One day, Galilea decided to go to the spa. In the moment that she
crossed the street she was ran over by a car. Galilea was immediately taken to the
Cromwell hospital, she was thwo months in the hospital. Furthermore, when she woke
up, she looked at her face in a mirror and saw ugly scars on her face. She felt very bad
about it and she called her boyfriend James Dickens who finished his relationship with
her because she didn’t have a beautiful face as before. In that moment, Galilea changed
her mind and she began to appreciate her life. Also, she known that the most important
are the feelings and values and not the physical appearance. As a result, she became a
good person and she met a gentleman his name was Frank Sheridan. He loved her very
much and he wanted got married with Galilea. One day, Galilea asked him if she was
pretty and he said "You're not pretty, you're beautiful. I don’t want to be with you forever,
I need to be with you forever. They got married and she was happy and smiling.