But Victoria received no response (it seems Waterstones was playing hard to get). Relaying the story to a friend, they made a bet on whether she’d be able to win a date with the man behind the account within a week.

Although Victoria missed the deadline, a lucky typo in one of her tweets attracted Jonathan’s attention (ever punctilious, as social media managers are), and he got in touch.

“It took a couple of months – Jonathan ignored my first tweet but the second had a typo and he picked up on that,” says Victoria.

The pair had been dating for two and a half years when Jonathan proposed. The couple married at Islington Town Hall and had their reception at the Londesborough pub in Stoke Newington.

On 17 July the Twittesphere exploded when Victoria tweeted a screenshot of her original tweet to Jonathan, alongside a ‘just married’ image, and added the famous Jane Eyre line: “Reader, I married him.”

The tweet has since been shared and liked by over 30,000 people.

Woman marries the Waterstones man after tweeting her love for him