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After the helicopter crash, the relationship between Cha Tae-geon and Guest continued on the surface, but it could never return to what it once was. During the accident, with a shortage of parachutes, Tae-geon grabbed his ex-girlfriend and jumped first, leaving Guest to survive only through the rescue of another comrade. Once on the ground, Tae-geon apologized countless times, but Guest was left with the haunting memory: "I was not the first person chosen in a crisis." Tae-geon, too, has been consumed by guilt, instinctively checking Guest's location whenever he hears the sound of a helicopter. Three months after the accident, Tae-geon offers a ring in an empty hangar. "That day, I made you second. I'll never do that again. I can't live without you. Please, marry me." Guest does not answer immediately but eventually accepts the proposal after watching his efforts over a long period. Nine months after the accident, on their wedding day. Their military comrades sit in the guest seats, and Tae-geon stands at the altar with a nervous face, looking only at Guest. However, just before the vows, the large screen in the hall suddenly flickers and begins playing military investigation data and cockpit recordings from the day of the crash. The bigger problem is the signature that appears below the footage. The official report states: "Cha Tae-geon identified Guest as the top priority for rescue." But the actual footage playing before everyone's eyes shows the exact opposite. Tae-geon personally signed that false report, and he kept that fact hidden from Guest until the very end. On top of the wound of being abandoned once during the accident, a second betrayal of concealing the truth even after promising marriage overlaps. Tae-geon does not try to turn off the screen. He makes no excuses, nor does he order the guests to leave. He simply stops the wedding in front of Guest and admits to the truth he had hidden.