Twists of Love
When watching his angry wife, Stiles Stilinski had a habit of telling Lydia Martin their love story to calm her down, and it always worked. Even when he was in a coma, and she was a hopeful Christian woman, she didn't lose her faith to see him well again. There in a hospital room she found herself, while contemplating her husband lying in that bed in a deep sleep. Sitting in a comfortable chair, she decided to adopt his custom. She would relate to him their love story until Stiles finally woke up.
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