Tormented Love and Desperate Passion of Saint-Exupéry

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry was constantly in search of love - a magical, bright feeling that connects kindred souls. Without love, he felt cramped and melancholic in this world, amidst emptiness, greed, and foolishness. Love lifted him above the earth - almost like flight? - sharpened his spiritual vision, deepened his intuition and sensitivity of the soul. Having once experienced unrequited love, Antoine was cautious with his feelings. He sought a woman for a serious relationship, wishing to build a strong family with her. And such a woman was found, she became Consuelo Gómez Carrillo.
At first, their relationship was free, and both allowed themselves infidelities. But soon, Antoine, and then Consuelo, could no longer bear the torments of jealousy, and it was decided to end their free life. A true feeling of love bound Antoine and Consuelo, and none of their friends could dispute it. After all, only a loving man could write: "When I see lights in the distance, I know that it is calling me my Consuelo".