Novel & Cerita Family Jealousy

He looked at the opposite side while biting his red lower lip. “Instead of wondering or imagining what our wife is doing with that b*stard… I mean, with our dearest friend, Jeonghan, why don’t we practice our jealousy parameter?” Joshua offered. “What?” “Testing our jealousy parameter. Problems will arise in the future if we keep on being so possessive over our wife’s attention and love. So we have to practice early. Don’t you think so?” Seungcheol got interested. “H-How should we do it?”

He painted every day with mother and he was always so talented. Jane leapt from her chair because of what Lowis had just said. Between those two, it wasn't a love story. Daily, they were spoiling for each other... Well, Jane was looking for Lowis, and Lowis avoided her as much as possible. Once, when we were at the library, Lowis confided to me that Jane was a person who could be jealous sometimes. Not knowing what that meant, I asked Angela to explain it to me, and she told me that jealousy was a feeling of envy towards a someone else who had something that you didn't have and would like to have. In most cases, the jealous person felt hostility, spite or bitterness towards that person. Was

There was no quarrel, no separation; they were just in love with each other. Despite their happiness, they forget that someone was just watching behind them. Someone came back into their lives to distract them again and to get revenge on them for what they did. So, while the couple helped instruct their workers on the construction of Jirah’s house, something suddenly happened to them.

"Ronan and I had an argument. He doesn't like how close I am with Elias. He thinks there's more to it than friendship." The older woman nodded knowingly, her expression one of mild amusement rather than concern. "Jealousy is a trait many alphas struggle with. It is ingrained in them to be possessive and territorial, especially over someone they care about." Selene frowned, crossing her arms. "But it's exhausting. I shouldn't have to explain my friendships or feel guilty for talking to someone else." Ronan's mother chuckled softly. "You're absolutely right. But knowing Ronan, I can assure you that his jealousy is more about his own feelings than about you. He’s still trying to understand what

Fisya replied, hiding her nervousness. Regan took the tray and placed it on the table. After that, he pulled his wife into a hug. Even though Fisya believed him and didn't say she was sad this time, Regan understood that his wife was also uneasy. Jealousy is a natural thing for Fisya to feel, especially since their relationship has only recently started, but they have to face a slightly sensitive problem. If Fisya is easily swayed, the newly formed relationship may fall apart.

"Maybe. But it's more than that. Years of coming in second, and today it finally boiled over." Jax listened without judgment, which was somehow worse. "Sounds rough. Twins, huh. That's a whole extra layer. My brother's my best friend and even we've got our rivalries. Can't imagine sharing a face with mine." He took a sip of his beer. "But jealousy doesn't make you the villain. It makes you human." The words landed harder than I expected. Human, maybe. But what I'd done last night felt like something worse than jealousy, seducing my sister's fiancé, letting him believe I was her.

Ejay's vengeful intentions surged to the forefront, fueled by a burning desire to claim what he believed was rightfully his within the family dynamic. His perceptions of injustice and betrayal molded his motivations into a vengeful quest to assert his place in the family hierarchy. He justified his actions by framing them as a means of reclaiming the position he felt he had been deprived of. His resentment towards his brother, Deep, and Gia for falling in love further ignited his need for retribution. In Ejay's mind, their union symbolized a usurpation of what he considered his birthright—recognition, love, and a sense of belonging within the family.

She hugged him. From inside the room, Ariana was pouting beside Jennie as she watched her husband get some amount of love from Ashley. Jennie burst out laughing after she saw this, "I can't believe that you are jealous of your husband." Ariana rolled her eyes and walked away from the window. "There is no reason for me to be jealous of him. They are my family and nothing else." Ariana answered. She was lying. "You should know that Ashley loves the both of you very much. Dad just happens to be the receiver of her heart this time around." Jennie assured her

Chelsea had been hurt by her actions time and time again. "It's normal, Van. Because she loves you very much, and I'm a woman. So it's normal for her to feel jealous of you. No need to look far for an example; even I, if there were a woman close to your father, I'm sure I would also feel jealous. For example, my mother, she's still your father's girlfriend. If I may be honest, I still harbor jealousy over that, but I put it aside because I know your father is a faithful man. The proof is he no longer greets my mother, even for trivial matters.

Her beloved Dean not only distanced himself from her, but also continues to flaunt his happiness with me, announcing the upcoming arrival of our child, all while she feels mocked by the whole situation. "It's not fair! It's not right! I've invested so much time and energy into that man that it's sickening. I'm going to get something from him, whether he likes, knows, deserves it or not!" Her jealousy has gone far beyond normal and entered into the realm of madness. Liza runs down the stairs of Fina's house, where she's been living, and screams for Fina. Fina rushes out of the kitchen, alarmed by the noise, "What, what happened?!"