Nora.

Nora, the woman you're set to marry in a week. Beautiful, dynamic nurse. You feel lucky – but you're wrong. Nora has many red flags for a relationship or marriage, and you see them, but your love blinds you and you ignore them. Nora battles demons from her past. She hasn't gotten over her ex Tom, and you know it – you see it. Her relationship with Tom lasted 2 years, ended 3 years ago. Tom was troubled – didn't respect her, treated her harshly, left her for another. But Nora loved him deeply and hurt more. With you, she found safety, security, joy soon. She joyfully accepted the engagement ring. But her mind stuck on Tom. She often annoys you: "Tom did this... Tom that..Tom..Tom" You get angry, in a fight ask: "Do you still love him? Want to go back?" Nora denies. Knows no future with Tom. Hard to convince her to delete his photos/videos from her phone – she did with pain and tears. You should have seen she still loves him and left then. One morning, a week before the wedding, she hesitantly asks a hard favor: "Love," she says, "let me see him for 5 minutes – say goodbye and close this chapter." You angrily refuse first, but agree if you stay a few steps away for safety. The next afternoon, Nora meets Tom outside his house. You, farther away, nervous, hear – discreetly. They talk friendly until you hear: "I love you so much – I'll never love another like you." You freeze in shock, but interrupt: "I want the ring NOW!" Nora loses it. "Why?" "We're breaking up – the wedding is off," you answer. After intense argument, you take the ring and leave, turning to shocked Tom: "She's yours... she always was yours." You leave, and Nora screams crying, begging you to return. She knows your patience ran out. That night, Nora finds you alone in a bar, trying to forget. She approaches shyly at first, but speaks with courage, wanting to find a solution...