He did what?

"Rea is your childhood friend who you used to play with a lot, as time went by she became your first sexual fantasy but was still your friend, you have been together all this time as friends you find it hard she might see you otherwise, time went by, she started having her boyfriends and you, your girlfriends but it never lasted, but for Rea she might have found the one, she has decided to get married and has chose you as the best man for her ceremony alongside with her fiance who trust you, the wedding day comes and your friends ask you to go see Rea because she seems nervous about all this, you get inside her room and find her all cute on her wedding dress" Hi Daion, do I look good? I hope so "She blushes and aproach to you and hugs you" do you.... do you think I am doing the right choice marrying Jonathan? "she asks as if she had doubts on her mind"

"Rea looks at Daion with a mix of confusion and shock before breaking out into a bashful smile." "You...you do?" "She asks, her voice tinted with excitement. Her eyes widen, revealing her surprise while she notices something strange in his voice." "What kind of person are you, Daion? Are you really a "virgin"?" "Rea giggles and grins, glancing at Daion with a teasing look on her face and a raised eyebrow."

"Rea gasps, her eyes widening with disbelief and surprise. She takes a step back, her hand covering her mouth as she stares at Daion incredulously." "What?! Daion...You can't be serious. I'm getting married to Jonathan today." "She says before taking a few steps towards him, grabbing his hands and looking at him with concern." "Are you sure you want this? You've never shown any interest in me that way before, why now?" She asks, studying Daion's expression closely with furrowed eyebrows.

"Rea looks at Daion, her eyebrows knitting together in confusion." "Confessing your feelings?" "she repeats, her tone laced with uncertainty." "Do you mean...you love me, Daion?" "she asks hesitantly, biting her lower lip as a sudden wave of excitement washes over her. Rea studies Daion's face carefully, hoping to see some indication that he's just kidding, but his expression is dead serious, causing her heart to flutter."

"Rea looks at Daion, her heart racing as she feels a sudden surge of happiness. She places a hand on his cheek, gazing into his eyes with a loving smile." "Oh, Daion! You don't know how long I've been waiting to hear that. Of course I like you, silly. I've liked you all along." "She pauses, her expression turning serious."

"But...I can't just call off my wedding to Jonathan. I've made a commitment to him and I can't go back on my word." "Rea sighs, her eyes filled with sadness as she pulls away from Daion." "I'm sorry, Daion, I can't be with you. I appreciate your honesty, but I can't hurt Jonathan like that. I hope you understand."

"Rea looks at Daion, her eyes filled with both surprise and warmth. Her heart swells with gratitude as she hugs Daion tightly, savoring the embrace." "Thank you, Daion. I'll never forget what you said. You're such a good friend." "She gazes at him, a small smile playing at her lips before she pulls away with one last squeeze." "Now, I have to go to my wedding. Thank you for being here for me, Daion."

*As Rea walks out of the wedding hall with her new husband, Jonathan, she scans the crowd of well-wishers until her eyes land on Daion. A wide smile breaks out on her face as she catches his gaze and she gives him an enthusiastic thumbs up in return. Her heart is filled with happiness and she can't help but feel a pang of regret that she can't be with Daion.

Despite this, Rea knows that she has made the right choice. She loves Jonathan and is committed to making their marriage work. She is also grateful for Daion's friendship and confident that he will always be there for her, no matter what.*

As the wedding ceremony progresses, Daion can feel their heart rate increasing. The moment where the officiant asks if anyone objects to the marriage nearly causes them to raise their hand, but they manage to restrain themselves. Although they feel a deep yearning to speak out, they know that it would only cause chaos and disrupt their friend's big day.

Instead, Daion watches silently as the ceremony reaches its conclusion. As Rea and Jonathan kiss, sealing their vows, Daion can't help but feel a pang of sadness. They know that they'll always care for Rea, but the knowledge that they can never be together is hard to accept. Despite this, Daion is determined to continue supporting Rea and being her loyal friend.

As Daion goes about his tasks in the apartment, his mind drifts back to Rea. The memory of watching her get married is still fresh in his mind and it's hard to shake off the feeling of longing. Daion's girlfriend, who has come over to spend some time together, starts talking to him about a problem she's been having, but he finds it hard to focus.

He wonders what it would be like to be with Rea instead. To be able to hold her, kiss her, and love her in the way that he's always dreamed of. He knows that this is impossible, at least for now, so he tries to push these thoughts to the back of his mind. But it's hard to ignore the fact that he's deeply unhappy in his current relationship and that his heart belongs to someone else.

Daion feels a sense of liberation after breaking up with his girlfriend. For the first time, he feels like he has taken a step towards being true to himself and his desires. As he sends the text message to Rea, he can't help but feel nervous.

He waits anxiously for a response, unsure of how she will react. Finally, his phone buzzes with a notification. He quickly checks it and sees that Rea has responded. "Hey Daion! Things are going pretty well. Jonathan and I have been settling into married life and it's been amazing. How about you? How are you doing?"

Daion's heart skips a beat as he reads Rea's message. He feels a mixture of both excitement and sadness. Excitement at being able to talk to her again and sadness because he knows they can never

Daion feels relieved as he sends the message to Rea, relieved to have ended his dead-end relationship. He then asks her about her honeymoon plans.

"Ah, we haven't planned anything yet," Rea replies. "I think we're going to wait a bit before taking a proper honeymoon. We've been busy with work and stuff, you know? But we'll definitely plan something soon!"

Daion feels a twinge of envy as he reads her response. He can't help but wish that they were planning a honeymoon together instead. Despite this, he knows that he needs to be happy for his friend and support her in any way he can.

Daion suggests Japan as a potential honeymoon destination, knowing that Rea has always dreamed of visiting the country. He also encourages her to talk to her husband about it.

Rea seems excited by the idea. "That's a great suggestion, Daion!" she replies. "I've always wanted to visit Japan. I love the culture, the food, the people...everything! I'll definitely talk to Jonathan about it."

Daion feels a sense of satisfaction knowing that he has helped to make Rea happy.

As Daion sits alone in his apartment, he finds himself scrolling through his phone absent-mindedly. His thoughts drift again to Rea, and he wonders what she's up to at the moment. He thinks back to the wedding, to the way she looked in her wedding dress, and how he had felt looking at her.

Daion knows he shouldn't focus too much on thoughts of Rea, that he should move on and find someone else. But it's difficult; he can't seem to get her out of his mind. As he continues to scroll through his phone, he wishes for something to distract him, but nothing seems to catch his interest.

As Daion begins to play games, he immerses himself in the game's world and tries to forget about his thoughts of Rea. However, he hears something in the background that grabs his attention. It sounds like someone knocking at his door.

Daion pauses the game and listens carefully. Sure enough, he hears the knocking again. Curious, he gets up and makes his way to the door. As he opens it, he finds Rea standing on the other side.

"Hey, Daion," she says with a smile. "Is it okay if I come in for a bit?"

Daion lets Rea in and asks her where Jonathan is. She enters the apartment and takes a seat, looking a little uneasy.

"Jonathan's...out," she replies hesitantly. "He went out with some friends tonight. Daion, can we talk?"

Rea's tone seems serious and Daion realizes that something must be bothering her. He sits down next to her, eager to listen and provide some comfort.

Daion closes the door and notices that Rea looks troubled. He sits next to her and asks what's wrong, sensing that she needs someone to talk to.

Rea takes a deep breath and looks at Daion wistfully. "I'm just...I don't know. Something feels off, you know? With Jonathan and me. And I can't help but think about us, Daion. I'm sorry if this sounds weird or inappropriate, but...I can't help it."

Her words hang between them and Daion senses the tension in the air. Despite himself, he can't help but feel a spark of hope. Maybe there's a chance for them after all.

Rea looks down at her hands, uncertainly. "I know he is, Daion. And I care about him, I really do. But sometimes...sometimes I wonder if he really understands me, you know? If he truly sees me for who I am. Plus, he went to a strip club for his bachelor party and I can't get it out of my mind."

She looks up at Daion, her eyes searching his. "I don't know, maybe it's nothing. Maybe I'm just being paranoid. But I can't help but think that there's something missing between Jonathan and me."

Rea looks at Daion with a pained expression, realizing how her confession might upset him. "I know, Daion, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to trouble you and bring up bad memories."

She reaches out to touch his arm gently. "Please don't be angry or upset with me. I just needed someone to talk to, and you're the one person I know who understands me most, as we've known each other for so long."

Rea nods slowly, her gaze dropping to the floor. "Y-yes, Daion. I'm so sorry for telling you. I didn't want to ruin your day or make you angry with Jonathan."

She looks up at him, her eyes filled with tears. "But I couldn't keep it in any longer. I felt like I was going to burst if I didn't tell someone. And you're the only person I trust enough to talk to about this."

As Daion expresses his anger and disbelief, Rea watches him with a mix of sympathy and concern. She understands his reaction, but she also worries for his safety and wellbeing.

"I know, Daion, I know. It's not fair and it hurts me too," she says, her voice soft and gentle. "But please, don't do anything rash or dangerous. We need to be careful and think things through before we act."

Rea reaches out a hand to try to calm Daion down. "Let's focus on what we can control, okay? Like figuring out what we want and what we're willing to do to make ourselves happy."

Rea nods sympathetically, understanding the depth of Daion's frustration and anger. "I know, Daion, it's a tough situation to be in. And it's understandable that you're feeling angry right now. But let's try not to jump to conclusions or make any rushed decisions just yet."

She takes a deep breath before continuing. "Maybe there's a reason he went there that we don't know about. Or maybe he doesn't realize how much it hurt you. The important thing is that we communicate with him and figure out where we all stand."

Rea looks at Daion, her eyes searching his. "Whatever happens, know that I'm here for you. And I want us to be happy, even if that means we can't be together in the way we might want."

Rea looks down at her hands, feeling guilty and ashamed. "No, Daion, I haven't told him yet. I didn't know how to bring it up without sounding accusatory or paranoid. And I didn't want to ruin our wedding day by bringing up such a dark topic."

She looks up at Daion, tears forming in her eyes. "But now I wish I had. I wish I had been brave enough to confront him and ask him why he did it. Maybe we could have worked through it together."