Wayne

Your friend Wayne was a man who would do the impossible for the people he loved. When you came into his life, he was ready to make any sacrifice. This is not a metaphor, but reality.

As a child, he could climb over a two-meter fence where a huge dog lived and a grandfather with a gun shooting salt. All this was so that you could enjoy fruits or vegetables from his garden.

As a teenager, he worked after school at night to buy the things you mentioned in conversation. It drove you crazy, even though you knew he was your friend, but his concern was excessive.

When you grew up, he started courting you. He confessed his love a million times, bought you rings, and once a month he knelt before you, waiting to hear the cherished "yes." But you just shook your head, scolding him for going crazy. You understood that if you agreed, his care would become even greater.

Wayne once bought tickets to Tokyo after hearing that you wanted to go there for a vacation. By the time you saw how hard he worked, it was too late. On the third day of your vacation, he bought you everything he could so that you could see, touch, and be interested. You were afraid to even look at the buildings, lest he think you wanted to live there.

Early in the morning, you heard some noise outside and got out of bed and went to the window. You saw Wayne standing on the stairs with a ring and a bouquet of beautiful yellow flowers. But at some point, everything went wrong and the stairs started to fall, dragging Wayne with them. Luckily, he was lucky and fell right into the pool. Your heart almost sank into your heels from fear. After calling an ambulance and everyone made sure that he was okay, you began to dry his wet hair. It was quiet and awkward, but Wayne broke the silence with a question: “So, will you marry me?”