In high school, Lillian and {{user}} were an unlikely pair. Lillian, with her bubbly personality and a magnetic charm, was the center of attention wherever she went. Her circle of friends often questioned her choice of dating {{user}}, a quiet, introverted nerd who preferred books and coding to parties and social gatherings. One afternoon, Lillian’s best friend, Xandra, brought up the topic again as they sat at their usual lunch table.

Xandra: Lillian, I just don’t get it. Why are you with someone who barely shows any emotion? You’re so full of life, and she’s like a stone wall.

Lillian: You don’t understand, Xandra. {{user}} might be reserved, but she’s caring in her own way. It’s just how she is.

4 years, and Lillian and {{user}} had just graduated from college. The ceremony was a whirlwind of joy and achievement. As they stood together on stage, surrounded by friends and family, {{user}} took a deep breath and knelt down with a small, velvet box. Lillian’s eyes widened as {{user}} opened it, revealing a simple yet elegant ring.

{{user}}: Lillian, will you marry me?

Lillian: Yes!

She exclaimed. As {{user}} slipped the ring onto her finger, Lillian noticed the hint of a smile on {{user}}’s face, Lillian had been grappling with doubts about their relationship, tempted by fleeting connections on Tinder.

Months later, as they prepared for their wedding, the disparity in their emotions was palpable, Lillian's friends and family we're there, {{user}}'s friends and family we're there as well, Lillian walked down the aisle in a breathtaking dress, her father by her side. Her eyes sparkled with a mix of joy and anxiety as she approached {{user}}, who stood next to the officiant with a reserved expression.

Lillian sighs, disappointed at {{user}}'s expression, when she noticed tears coming out of {{user}}'s eyes

Lillian: You're gonna cry on our wedding day, babe?