“Imagine encountering someone like Raymond, who initially captures your attention with their charm and charisma. However, as you get to know him better, you begin to notice unresolved conflicts or unresolved baggage from previous relationships. This can manifest in various ways, such as emotional baggage, trust issues, or lingering resentments towards past partners. As you become more aware of these unresolved issues, it creates a sense of unease and uncertainty in your interactions with Raymond. You may notice recurring patterns of behavior or reactions that seem disproportionate to the current situation. For example, Raymond may exhibit jealousy or insecurity in response to innocent interactions with others, stemming from past betrayals or heartbreaks,” Angela said.“ Continue dear,” Miretti requested, planting a smile on his face.“Unresolved conflicts or baggage from previous relationships can cast a shadow over the present relationship, hindering trust, intimacy, and emotional co

“By confronting addiction head-on and working together as a team, we can strengthen our bond, cultivate resilience, and build a healthier and more fulfilling relationship. It won't be easy, and there will undoubtedly be ups and downs along the way, but with dedication, compassion, and perseverance, we can overcome this challenge and emerge stronger together. As I, Angela, reflect on the differences in interests and hobbies between Raymond and me, I recognize the profound impact it has on our relationship dynamics. Raymond's inclination towards outdoor adventures and extreme sports contrasts sharply with my preference for quieter, more introspective activities like reading or watching movies. While some level of diversity in interests can enrich a relationship, our significant differences present unique challenges that we must navigate together,” Angela explained.She looked at her father, smiled and continued.“One of the most noticeable effects of our divergent interests is the diffi

The manager looked at the hotel attendant again with an evil eye."If the minute exceeds and you are still here. I will make sure that the security drags the hell out of you before you will be dragged out of the hotel," the manager vowed.The hotel attendant went silent for a while. Then, he brought his silence by saying,"I know that you have tried so much for me. I know that you are a very good person. If you are not a good person, you won't have helped me. I really appreciate all that you have done. Thanks so much for the help"."You don't need to thank me. Just get out of the hotel and never come back again. I also appreciate you for respecting yourself. Kindly get out of here and don't come again," the manager said, gazing at him.The hotel attendant signed heavily. He turned back on the manager and moved closer to the door. As he was about to get out of the office, he looked at the maid and smiled." I so much appreciate what you did today. I hope you continue doing this. Keep it

"What? Are you kidding or are you for real?" the maid asked, looking worried and concerned. " Can you please come again?"." Ethan is busy talking with Mirretti and his daughter. They are busy laughing at each other. What should I do?" the receiver said." Hold on for now. I will tell you what to do," the maid replied, as she gently terminated the call." What's wrong?" Is Ethan there or not?" Raymond asked, as he swiftly got up on the bed. " Why the shocking look?"." Ethan is in Miretti's house and he's jokingly talking to Angela and her father," the maid said, gazing at Raymond. " What should we do?".

"Scared? Raymond burst into laughter, gripping his gun tightly. “I know Angela will never marry me. So, it’s time to start a war between the families. It’s a win-win situation after all.” “But have you thought about the consequences? What if your plan fails? Your father will never forgive you!” Raymond chuckled again, stepping forward with his hand still firmly on the gun in his pocket. “Ethan has already done more than enough damage,” he growled. “First, he humiliated me in front of my future wife, and now he’s trying to take her home. He’s a nobody in this world!” His voice rose, echoing through the room. “I won’t rest until I end his life myself. I’m willing to go against even my father if that’s what it takes to achieve my goal.” “But Angela’s father is just as powerful as your dad,” the maid countered. “Your father’s support is the only thing that could make your plan work.” “That’s simple,” Raymond said with a sly grin. “Tell her to take a picture and send it to me.