As the golden hour kisses the rooftops of Paris, two little tiger cubs — wide-eyed and full of gentle affection — walk paw in paw along the banks of the River Seine. Behind them, the Eiffel Tower stands tall, like a timeless guardian of love stories whispered through the ages. The cobblestones beneath their feet, the faint rustle of leaves in the breeze, and the soft shimmer of sunset clouds create a scene steeped in nostalgia and warmth.
Their fluffy fur is sketched with delicate cross-hatching, soft shadows wrapping them in a tender embrace. Around their necks glint two golden wedding rings — his on a slender, royal blue cord, hers on a deep garnet red — the only colors that glow quietly within the monochrome illustration. These rings, worn close to their hearts, say everything without a single word.
Above them, subtly inscribed in romantic serif lettering, floats the message: “Be… Ever Us”
A vow, a dream, a quiet promise etched not only into paper but into the soul of the scene itself. This is not just an image — it is the pause before a kiss, the stillness of being seen, the soft hum of forever shared between two small hearts in the city of love.