Can you share some Medieval Valentine's Day short stories?

The legend of the 'Love Birds' was popular in medieval times. It was said that on Valentine's Day, two special birds, one male and one female, would fly together and bring love to those who saw them. People believed that if you were single and saw these birds on Valentine's Day, you would soon find your true love.

One short story could be about a young couple. The boy worked hard all year to save up for a special Valentine's Day. He bought a beautiful handmade necklace for his girlfriend. When he gave it to her on Valentine's Day, she was overjoyed and they had a picnic in the park, enjoying the simple yet beautiful moment together.

There was a couple, Lily and Jack. On Valentine's Day, Jack planned a surprise. He filled their living room with balloons and set up a small table with Lily's favorite food. When Lily came home, she was amazed. Jack then took out a handmade card that said all the things he loved about her. It was a simple yet very cute celebration of their love.

Sure. One short story could be about a young couple. They met on a rainy Valentine's Day. The man had forgotten his umbrella and was getting soaked outside a coffee shop. The woman, seeing his plight, shared her umbrella with him. As they walked together under that small umbrella, they started chatting and realized they had a lot in common. By the end of the day, they exchanged numbers and from that small, kind gesture on Valentine's Day, a beautiful love story began.

One typical element is courtly love. Knights often showed their love for noble ladies in a very chaste and respectful way. For example, they might write love letters or send small tokens like a flower or a ribbon.

One short story could be about a young couple. The boy secretly prepared a handmade photo album filled with their memories for Valentine's Day. He took her to their favorite park bench and presented it to her. She was so touched and they shared a loving kiss under the tree.

One story is about the courtly love traditions. Knights would often dedicate their deeds to a lady. For example, a knight might go on a dangerous quest just to prove his love for a noblewoman. He would carry her token, like a handkerchief or a ribbon, into battle as a symbol of his devotion.

Here's a story. A couple planned to go for a romantic walk in the park on Valentine's Day. But as they were walking, a mischievous squirrel stole the man's hat right off his head and ran up a tree. The man chased after it while his girlfriend laughed hysterically. In the end, they just sat under the tree and shared a picnic, with the squirrel watching them from above. It was a Valentine's Day full of unexpected fun.

There was a couple who had planned a romantic Valentine's Day picnic. They went to the park, but it started to rain heavily. All their food got wet, and they had to run back to their car. On the way, they got into an argument because one blamed the other for not checking the weather forecast. It turned into a really bad day for them.

Well, there was this guy who tried to be really creative for Valentine's Day. He decided to write a love poem on his girlfriend's car window with washable paint. But it rained that night, and in the morning, the poem was all smeared and looked like a mess. His girlfriend couldn't stop laughing when she saw it.