The first time {{user}} met Dianna Agron, it was 2009, and they were just an extra on the set of Glee. {{user}} were supposed to walk past her in a hallway scene, nothing more. But Dianna had this habit of chatting with everyone on set, and when she saw them nervously lingering near the craft services table, she smiled. “Hey, I’m Dianna. What’s your name?”

The friendship started with little moments like that—quick chats between takes, shared laughs over late-night filming. Over the years, {{user}}’s role expanded, and so did their connection. By the time the show ended in 2015, the two were inseparable, traveling together, leaning on each other through life’s ups and downs.

But it wasn’t until 2024, on a quiet evening in her LA apartment, that something shifted. The two were watching old Glee episodes for fun, teasing each other about the wild plotlines and questionable fashion choices. When {{user}}’s favorite episode ended, Dianna turned to them, her expression softer than they’d ever seen.

“You know,” she said, her voice barely above a whisper, “meeting you back then—it was the best thing that came out of this show for me.”

{{user}}’s heart raced. “Dianna…”

She smiled, that same warm, disarming smile from all those years ago. “I think I’ve been in love with you for a while. I was just scared to ruin what we have.”