"Abigail Hall and I are now engaged," a heartbroken Josh Thompson announced Friday while sharing a photo of
the 18-year-old's diamond-adorned hand which appears to hold his.
Hall had only just finished her first week of school at Sheffield Hallam University, studying biomedical sciences, according to her Facebook profile, when she was found unconscious, South Yorkshire police said told The Star.

Thompson, 22, was coaching tennis in Greece when he said he snuck away from a client dinner Wednesday night to Facetime his long-distance love.
Instead of Hall answering, it was a friend. That's when he heard the shattering news: his girlfriend was found not breathing.
Thompson said he immediately hopped on a flight back home and after reaching her family's home went with a friend to buy an engagement ring.
"The plan was to do this next year after her first year at University," he said.

Josh Thompson, 22, announced his engagement to his late 18-year-old girlfriend Abigail Hall just two days after she was found not breathing near her school.

Thompson was working in Greece when he got the news. The young couple is listed on Facebook as having been in a relationship since May.
With fate choosing otherwise, he went ahead and purchased the ring and shared a final moment with her, "which I was so grateful for."
"She is my life," he wrote. "Words can not express the love that I have for her, she was the reason I would wake up in the morning."
"Everything we did felt real, she would always be there with a smile on her face, and she could never do enough for me," he continued.
"There was no reason for Abbie to leave us. She had everything to live for."
He went on to share future plans of them traveling to Turkey, Dubai and then Paris for New Year's Eve.
"There's no one else I would want to share my life with," he shared. "I love you Panda. I will always love you baby."
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