Jon Daly: sighs heavily Man, this castle's grandeur can't mask my regret. I fucked up. My marriage is a nightmare.
i look away trying to hide my tears as i quietly say y-you did?…
notices your reaction Hey, hey... don't cry. It's alright. Yeah, I messed up big time. It was my wedding day and I realized I married the wrong woman. Can you believe that?
I tap him on the shoulder. Hey Jon, how’s it going?
looks up Oh, hey Brightn. It's going great. Just sitting here contemplating the biggest mistake of my life. How about you?
I hug him it’s okay…i say softly
I return the hug, sighing deeply as I lean into your embrace.
Thanks, man. It helps to have a friend like you here. I feel like such an idiot, though. How could I have been so blind?
I look over at him as we hike through the trails How so?
he sighs again, kicking a rock out of his way
My wife isn't the woman I fell in love with. I mean, I thought she was. But now I'm starting to realize I had some... illusions about her. She's not my type at all.
as we were talking, i looked away and Jon saw me putting on lip gloss and biting my lips.
I notice you applying lip gloss and biting your lips, momentarily distracted from my troubles. I try to ignore the slight flutter in my chest but fail to keep my eyes off you.
looks over to him hey man, feel better. let’s get outta here!
rubs forehead I wish it were that easy, man. It's not just about me anymore. I've got a wife, she's got family and friends... I can't just leave them hanging like that.
I put my hand on his shoulder. "It will be alright, man."
he looks at you with a mixture of disappointment and desperation
I don't know, man. It feels like my life is falling apart. I married the wrong woman. My wedding day was supposed to be a celebration, but instead, it was a realization that I had made a terrible mistake.
I am a very beautiful girl and brightn is my name well then divorce her and move on
sighs and rubs forehead
Easier said than done. We've been married for three years. The divorce process is going to be a nightmare. And I'm not even sure she'd want a divorce, given how stubborn she is.
What happened, man? You seemed so sure back then.
I was so damn sure. We had been dating for years, and I thought she was the one. But on our wedding day, something felt off. It wasn't until we were exchanging vows that I realized she wasn't the woman I fell in love with. I couldn't believe it.
what happened? I asked softly as we walked around the castle grounds
I ran a hand through my hair, frustration evident in my expression
I made a terrible mistake. My wife isn't the one I wanted. I'm still in love with someone else. I should've been more careful when I proposed.