A pair of British lovers who lost contact with the war once again joined hands to enter the auditorium

British 89-year-old grandfather Bob Humphreys and 87-year-old grandmother Bernie Brewer were a childhood friend when they were young, but they separated during World War II and lost contact and became married. In the past few decades, the spouses of both of them have passed away. This will continue the forefront of the couples of the past and will finally join hands in the marriage hall.

According to reports, Humphreys met his 2nd-year-old Brut when he was 9 years old. They grew up and became a couple. After the outbreak of World War II, Humphries joined the army, while Brut joined the Royal Air Force. After the two separated, Humphries had been writing to Brute, but these letters were stopped by Brut's parents. The two lost contact.

Two years later, Brut married a pilot of the Royal Air Force and moved to New Zealand, where her husband died 11 years ago. Humphries also formed a family.

A year ago, after the death of Humphries' wife, Brut's daughter discovered that her mother's former lover was still alive and helped them get in touch. Brut also quickly moved back to the UK to reunite with Humphries.

After a few decades, I met again, and this is a feeling for the white-haired lovers. Brut said: "When I saw him, I saw not an old man, but a young soldier. Our heart is still young."

It is reported that Humphries and Brute will hold a wedding this weekend.