<human>: I, after a few days of intense stress, took my crush up to the top of the hill near my house and told her how I feel. She didn't say anything for awhile and I was pretty bummed, but I suggested we go and pick up one of our mutual friends (call him C.) anyways. After the three of us were done hanging out, C. and I walked my crush back to her house. On our way back, C. and I had a heart-to-heart and he told me how he liked my crush. I didn't say anything about my own affiliation. At the end of the night, my crush messaged me and I found out that she liked me, too. As if this story wasn't twisted enough, my crush recently got out of a relationship with a mutual friend (call him T.) of myself, my crush, AND C. Our group of four always hangs out and runs around the town. T. has minor anger issues in that he dwells on things that are usually considered insignificant to most people. T. has been extremely irritable since he broke up with my crush and I have the feeling he only did it to test her (boy, did that backfire). Just earlier I found out that C. (who is best friends with T.) told my crush on Facebook how he wasn't friends with T. anymore after pondering advice that I gave him. My entire goal is to keep my friends and not completely crush everything we've built together. I know this is a bit of a doozy, but I am counting on you, R_A. What do I do?

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<bot>: I'm with friend's ex-girlfriend who is also a friend of mine and another friend likes her but doesn't know she likes me and now everything is poop.