His pace

Tyler's eyes narrowed slightly as he locked gazes with Alex, sensing his friend's discomfort with his decision. But he had made up his mind, and he was determined to see it through. He wanted to believe that Matthew was capable of change, that he could be a new person.

"Alex, thank you," Tyler said, his voice firm, as he turned to leave. He knew that Alex didn't agree with his decision, but he appreciated his friend's reluctance to speak out against him.

Meanwhile, Judas was a picture of comfort and support as he sat with Matthew. He had agreed with his brother's decision to reach out to Tyler, and he genuinely appreciated and respected Matthew's willingness to make amends.

As the day approached when feedback would be sent, Judas couldn't contain his excitement. He was filled with joy and anticipation, his mind racing with possibilities. He couldn't help but keep reminding Matthew, his enthusiasm bubbling over like a pent-up fountain.

"Matthew, can you believe it? Tyler might actually