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Dramatic proposal
A lovestruck tycoon hired an entire theatre company so he could star in a play and give his girlfriend a proposal she’d never forget. Gennady Zaleskiy, 38, paid £10,000 to have the play The Romantics staged in Zaporozhie, Ukraine, with him as the leading man.
He then arranged for his theatre-fan girlfriend to have a seat at the show on a girls’ night out with friends.
He appeared on stage in a mask where he was supposed to declare his love for his leading lady. Instead, he turned to face his girlfriend in the audience and said: “No, the woman I love is called Victoria and she is in the sixth row. Will you marry me Victoria?”
“It was the most romantic thing I have ever seen. After this I know I will never need anyone else in my life,” said Victoria.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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