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The evening sun rested softly over the park, spilling warm shades of orange across the grass. The air carried a calm breeze, the kind that made people slow down without realizing it. Children were running near the swings, an elderly couple walked silently along the pathway, and on an old wooden bench beneath a slightly leaning tree sat two best friends—Jay and Ek. Their friendship was the kind that didn’t need effort. It had survived school exams, broken bikes, late-night calls, career confusion, and countless shared secrets. If life was chaotic, they laughed at it together. Jay leaned back against the bench, stretching his arms dramatically. “Life is a mess,” he said with a laugh. “Deadlines, work pressure, family questions… and now this.” Ek smirked. “Now what?” Jay shook his head, still smiling. “I met a girl last week.” Ek instantly raised an eyebrow. “Only one week and already sounds serious.” “That’s the problem,” Jay laughed. “She’s serious. Too serious. She wants a relationship...