The couple becomes the center of attention at the party, and Ellen basks in the compliments from several women. However, to his surprise, the guests also begin to praise his wife, which makes him feel uncomfortable. Ellen did not expect her to receive such admiration, nor did he desire it, and the attention she receives begins to bother him."Wow! She is gorgeous!" As a young man compliments Ellen's wife, Ellen shoots him a sharp glare. The man quickly raises his hands to signal peace. Ellen scoffs in annoyance as the compliments on his wife begin to pour in, making him increasingly uncomfortable. Mrs. John comes to them and showers her daughter-in-law with love and affection."My baby is looking so gorgeous." She says, holding Judy's chin softly."Thanks, mom." She smiles at her."I thought you'd get angry." Judy blurts it out."Why do even I, when my daughter-in-law is a princess from the outside and a queen from the inside?" As Ellen meets Isabella's gaze, he senses a sudden shift

Judy remains outside on the balcony, enduring the harsh cold while waiting for him to open the door. Despite her efforts to gain access, there has been no response from him. After some time, Ellen unexpectedly removes the curtains from the window, revealing the scene inside the room. She is struck with heartache after witnessing Ellen passionately kissing Rylee in full view. While Judy may not hold a significant place in his life, the act of engaging in such behavior in front of her is hurtful. She averts her gaze, unable to bear the pain of witnessing him engaging in intimate acts with someone else. Things are getting more difficult day by day, but this strange feeling is making it unbearable for her. Despite the lack of any meaningful connection between them, seeing him intimately involved with someone else is causing her pain. She is struggling to understand why this is affecting her because of the lack of love and care between them. It makes her face a strong physical and emotiona

Their smile fades away seeing Ellen's angry face. Judy rolls her eyes seeing him in his snappy mood again."Mam, you should make him drink the drinks of love every day," Kathy says in a low tone."He won't drink it." Judy laughs a little."Who is on the earth won't drink it? You should try it, then you'll see his crotchety behavior will leave him forever," Kathy says making them laugh, but they control their laughter to avoid all types of clashes with him. As he walks near them with his arrogant jerky aura, Kath and Sheily bow at him quickly. "Good morning, sir," they say."Morning," Ellen says looking at them expressionlessly. Judy is performing her task diligently although there's no idea of her rubbing in the wrong way. "Sheily and Kathy, I think you two need a break!" He says not looking at them but at Judy making her stop working although the will of looking at him leaves her. "No sir, we are okay, we don't need any break.""I know but I'm giving you a break, you two can leave

Ellen keeps waiting behind him until her voice echoes in his ear. “Wait, with whom is she talking on the backside of my house?” He observes her conversing with someone while sitting there with her back towards him, which makes him conceal himself in order to confirm his suspicions about the person’s identity. “Huh, gold digger!” But his view is obstructed, making it impossible to identify the person Judy is speaking with. Only the backside of Judy, along with nearby flowers, green leaves, and small grasses, are visible. This leads to questions regarding the identity of the other person and raises concerns about the possibility of Judy’s mental state or the involvement of supernatural entities. “Argh, why are these creepy thoughts coming to my mind?” He gets goosebumps remembering about ghosts because nothing in this world scares him more than the word "ghost." “Ok, just listen, what is she saying?” As he prompts to eavesdrop, suddenly her cute giggling sound echoes in his ear. “Uwu, h

Ellen is currently spending his time with his friends. Judy is positioned on a stool in close proximity to the bar, with her gaze intermittently directed towards Ellen. Shortly thereafter, Rylee joins the group and proceeds to sit on Ellen’s lap in a rather sudden and unanticipated manner. He may admit it or not, but his heart is aching for her. It might be hard for her to see him with Rylee. Can’t she restrain him from doing this? Can’t she tell him, “You can’t hang out with other girls rather than me?” One thing is clear: he now enjoys everything with Judy. Her gaze towards him instills a sense of euphoria within his heart. However, his thoughts are interrupted when Rylee’s voice suddenly interjects into his ear. The group engages in casual conversation and drinking, but Ellen becomes alarmed when he notices that Judy is no longer seated on the nearby stool. He searches for her throughout the hall, but, to his surprise, she is nowhere to be found. “Judy, where are you?” Ellen’s pani