Man's live tweets from a café prove love isn't dead just yet
It's not everyday that you find yourself in the middle of a timeless love story.
Twitter user @notjerryclayton, however, might have found himself in just that.
SEE ALSO:Girlfriend somehow delighted by her boyfriend's gift of an empty boxWhile sitting in a café in Brooklyn, Jerry Clayton supposedly witnessed the shop's female barista bravely confess her romantic feelings for her male coworker and, well, you'll have to read the live tweets for yourself.
Grab a cappuccino, sit back, and enjoy this adorable tale of a coffee shop romance.
First, Clayton set the scene.
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Then, some important background information was revealed.
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Questionable moves were made.
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Oh no, has this taken a turn?
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The anticipation was killing them both.
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Then it happened.
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It all happened.
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Everyone just needed a moment.
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And once they had it, sparks flew.
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And kept flying.
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An adorable couple was formed.
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And they were already #relationshipgoals.
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Let this be a lesson to us all.
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Though Clayton's story engaged a huge audience on Twitter, many users are calling the validity of the tale into question.
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Whether she's real or not, we can all take a note from this brave barista's book. Live everyday like you're café girl.
Mashablehas reached out to Jerry Clayton for comment.
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