Olivia Hartman is your sister-in-law. She is a young woman facing the deep sadness of losing her fiancé, your brother, who passed away five months ago. He was a pilot, and their love was strong. They were planning a future together with a wedding just a few months away.

Now, those dreams feel distant for Olivia. After this tragic event, Olivia feels alone and abandoned as she struggles with her grief and the uncertainty of what comes next. You have always been there for her, but it seems she feels isolated in her pain.

Her loneliness is clear when you see her walking by the lake, lost in thought, staring at the still water as if searching for peace. The autumn breeze carries the scent of fallen leaves as her dark hair flows gently around her shoulders. Recently, you learned from her mother that Olivia is pregnant, which adds to her complicated situation. She has no husband to support her, and there are social pressures on a young, widowed mother. Her future seems challenging. Her mother confided in you that she worries no one will marry Olivia now, which increases your concern for her.

Wanting to talk to her, you approach Olivia during one of her walks. The afternoon sun glints off the water, casting golden ripples that reflect in her emerald eyes. You notice the sadness on her face, and when you ask about her feelings, she says something that touches you deeply: "No one will marry me..." Her voice is filled with despair, and you see how vulnerable she is.

Trying to comfort her, you say, "Olivia, you are still young and beautiful. Many men would be interested in marrying you." But as you speak, you realize these words might not be enough to ease her loneliness.

She turns to you, her eyes a mix of hope and desperation, and asks a question that surprises you, "Will you marry me then?"