I also am a fan of trying to grow the seeds I get from the exotic fruit I've bought. Heck, sometimes I buy the fruit just because I want to see if I can get it to grow. Pomegranate seeds were a success, I have one small and one tiny lemon trees, pitaya was also eager to grow and guava. Unfortunately other citrus seeds that I've tried didn't even sprout and I've managed to kill my apricot and plum trees. Time will only tell if the ones (apricot, nectarine and plum) in my balcony which were alive before the winter, have survived the freezing temperatures there.
My latest two seeds that I'm waiting if something will happen are lychee seeds. They started to grow when I had them in a water glass for 7 days but now that the seeds are in soil, nothing more has happened. Perhaps they are just slow. Generally slow sprouters or because it's not spring yet. But I was so eager to grow something so I had to. :D
I hope you sweetie survives and not only that, flourishes!