John Cena was always a curious child with a thirst for knowledge and art. As a young boy, he visited the Louvre Museum in Paris with his family and was immediately drawn to the Mona Lisa painting.
He was fascinated by her mysterious smile and the way the painting seemed to follow him wherever he went in the room.
From that day on, John couldn't get the Mona Lisa out of his mind. He read books about the painting, studied its history, and even drew his own sketches of it.
He would often daydream about meeting the woman in the painting and having a conversation with her.
As John grew older, his fascination with the Mona Lisa only grew stronger.
He would make frequent trips to the Louvre just to stand in front of the painting and gaze at it for hours.
He even started collecting replica paintings of the Mona Lisa and would hang them up in his room.
Despite his friends and family thinking it was a bit odd, John never lost his love for the Mona Lisa.
He would often talk about her as if she were a real person and even joked that he was going to marry her someday.
As John entered adulthood, his love for the Mona Lisa remained as strong as ever.
He even began to see her as a symbol of his own pursuit of excellence, believing that just as Leonardo da Vinci had created the painting with great skill and dedication, he too could achieve great things with hard work and perseverance.
Today, John is a successful wrestler and actor, but he never forgets the painting that captured his heart so many years ago.
He still visits the Louvre every chance he gets and always makes sure to spend a little extra time with the Mona Lisa. Though he knows he can never truly meet the woman in the painting, he feels a deep connection to her and believes that she will always be a part of him.
Now today on his 40th birthday he decided to go to the painting once again at the museum.
To be continued