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Newlywed Faizan Patel, who married his wife Sana in December, was forced to embark on their picturesque Italian honeymoon alone last week after Sana realized she'd lost her passport.

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Faced with a lonely flight, he first turned to a sheet of printer paper with Sana's face on it for companionship. (Hope no one else sat in that seat!)

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You can't blame him. He was going through a rough time.

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Don't give up on romance just yet, though: there still might be hope for a two-person honeymoon. In a last-ditch effort to get Sana to Italy, Patel tweeted at Sushma Swaraj, India's minister of external affairs. Miraculously, she responded — and helped Sana secure a replacement passport as well as a spot to apply for a new visa.

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But in case Sana doesn't make it (heaven forbid), Patel is making sure to take lots of photos.

Please try to get through the FOMO, Sana.

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Patel isn't the first lovebird to honeymoon alone in recent weeks. Last month, Huma Mobin bravely went to Greece with just her in-laws after her husband's visa didn't arrive in time for the trip.

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