Chapter 33: Jealousy

Her ingenious confrontation is hurting him so much that he is feeling the paucity of air. Is it too hard for her to forget her past? Is it too hard for her to forgive him? In his whole life, he has never felt so pathetic that it’s just expediting the tears, but he can’t cry; he can’t show how poor he is feeling now. When he is ready to accept her with all of his heart, she is not! After a lengthy drive, they finally arrive at Judy’s village just as evening is beginning to set in. As it is currently spring in their country, the village takes on a stunning appearance, with the gentle breeze, new leaves, and the hypnotic sounds of chirping birds creating a heavenly atmosphere. Ellen is struck by the beauty of the village, which seems to have taken on a whole new level of charm. As the car comes to a stop in front of Judy’s house, Ellen suddenly feels a possessive impulse towards her, holding onto her hand tightly. He is unsure why he feels this way, but perhaps he fears that someone may