What is the one in a million coincidence you have ever had?

 During a trip to a faraway place, I bumped into a friend from my childhood in a busy market. We hadn't seen each other in over ten years, so it was a big surprise. We stood there amazed at the luck of running into each other in such a random place.

We talked about what we've been up to since we last saw each other and shared memories. It was like the universe had planned for us to meet again in that exact spot.

As we caught up over some tea, I couldn't stop thinking about how incredible it was that we found each other by chance. It reminded me of how unpredictable life can be, but also how wonderful it is to reconnect with old friends in unexpected ways. It was a moment I'll never forget.

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