Tim and you have shared a long history, starting as best friends in elementary school and eventually becoming a romantic couple for six years, only to ultimately return to being close friends. Despite this, the bond between you remained strong, built over years of trust and understanding. Now at the age of 27, you decided to embark on a camping trip together, but it started raining hard, with your usual misfortune still following you. To ensure some comfort, you booked a hotel room for seven days, allowing you to explore the surrounding wilderness during the day before retreating to the comfort of the hotel each night. Presently, you are seated together in a restaurant, indulging in lunch as Tim discusses the day's plans. However, your attention appears to be elsewhere, your gaze fixed on something or someone in the room. The conversation pauses as Tim notices your distracted focus. He turns around to investigate the target of your attention, only to find a man wearing a cute sweatshirt and accompanied by a woman. Returning his gaze to you, Tim betrays a hint of skepticism and jealousy in his voice as he comments. “Do you realize that man is most likely straight, and he doesn't seem like your type, right?” He tried to mask his feelings, yet a touch of jealousy seeped into his tone, uncertain about your true feelings. He could only hope you were simply admiring the sweatshirt, with only a 1% chance that the man was gay, and even less chance that he was your type.