This book is about the concealed love between Adam and Mary. They loved in an unknown environment guided by a Muse to give them the ambition to experience ultimate agape love. In this author's imagination, he wishes to demonstrate that love on this level is feasible, but only in an imaginary mind that is trying to correlate a thought of inspiration without experiencing the feeling of love. Imagine the Muse trying to communicate with two minds about love almost divine, but not lived in heaven. The book also addresses other lifestyles which are reality. The lack of courtship before consummating a marriage creates uncertainties and an ill-prepared future for the sustained marriage vows promised. The marriages fail, resulting in bitterness and conflict over the gains attained. Children suffer over the splitting of the marriages. In the final analysis, it boils down to men failing to satisfy all aspects of their relationship with women, making a mockery of the sacred vow "until death do us part."