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💔 Danny & Tony: A Fleeting Love Story Headed for a Bitter End?

So it seems that things between Danny and Tony are spiraling out of control — and honestly, I can’t say I’m surprised.

Let’s take a step back: after everything that happened with the lawsuit and all of Danny’s emotional scars, she and Tony suddenly “got back together” — and it wasn’t even shown properly on screen. We just knew they were back as a couple. Then, barely a day later, the cracks started to show, and this time it was about Tony’s job offer in Alaska.

I don’t blame Tony. A career opportunity in Alaska is clearly a big step forward — something that would secure his future and help him rebuild after all he’s been through. But what about Danny? She flat-out said: “I don’t do long distance.” Cold. Blunt. She has no intention of moving with him, no willingness to even visit him occasionally to keep the flame alive. She expects Tony to shoulder all the burden of keeping the relationship going.

And that’s a huge problem. Danny isn’t really invested in this relationship. Even when Tony asked: “If I stay and can’t find a job right away, could you help me out for a while? After all, you got that big settlement…” — her answer was a firm no: “That money’s for a rainy day.”
Seriously? Why would Tony even bother staying?

I still remember when Danny claimed to love Preston, but then she drove him away with her erratic behavior and moved on to Tony as a rebound. Now Tony faces the risk of losing his job and his future — and Danny still only cares about her own comfort, her own savings, her own feelings. Honestly, this isn’t fair to Tony at all.

Given all this, I don’t believe for a second that Danny would remain faithful if Tony went to Alaska for a year, seeing each other maybe a dozen times at best. And even if Tony stayed just for her, would she really appreciate him? Or is he just a convenient backup plan for when she feels lonely?

If you ask me, I’d say: Tony, you should go. Not just because of the job — but because you deserve better. You deserve someone who’s willing to stand by you, not someone who wants you to stand still for their own convenience.

This whole situation is a clear example of how no relationship can last if only one person is doing all the work. And in this case, that person is Tony.

💬 What do you think? Should Tony stay for Danny, or let her go and build his own future in Alaska? Does Danny truly love him, or does she just hate being alone?

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