I'm Not Jealous Manhua

Title: The Green-Eyed Monster In the vibrant city of London, stood two inseparable friends, Lily and Mia. Lily, an aspiring fashion designer, and Mia, a rising star in the culinary world, shared a cozy flat in the heart of Soho. Their bond was unbreakable, their laughter infectious, their dreams intertwined. As Mia's culinary creations gained recognition and accolades, a seed of envy sprouted within Lily's heart. She watched as Mia shone brightly in the spotlight, her dishes captivating the taste buds of critics and foodies alike. Lily's designs, once bold and innovative, now seemed lackluster in comparison. The green-eyed monster clawed at Lily's insides, feeding on her insecurities and doubts. She tried to push the feelings aside, to focus on her own path, but the envy only grew stronger. One evening, during a fashion show featuring Lily's latest collection, Mia's appearance with renowned food critics stole the limelight once again, pushing Lily to the brink. Unable to contain her emotions any longer, Lily confronted Mia in a whirlwind of emotions. Words were said, tears were shed, and the harmony of their friendship shattered like fragile glass. Mia, bewildered by Lily's outburst, tried to reason with her, but the hurt ran deep. Days turned into weeks, their flat becoming a battleground of avoidance and tension. Lily's envy had morphed into bitterness, poisoning the very foundation of their friendship. It wasn't until a chance encounter with a wise old designer that Lily faced the truth - her envy stemmed from her own self-doubt and fear of failure. With a heavy heart, Lily approached Mia, baring her soul and laying bare her vulnerabilities. Mia, seeing the pain in Lily's eyes, embraced her friend with forgiveness and understanding. In that moment of raw honesty, the envy that threatened to tear them apart became the catalyst for their growth, deepening their connection in ways they never imagined. And so, Lily and Mia emerged from the depths of envy, their friendship bruised but unbroken. They learned that true success isn't a competition but a journey shared with those who love and support us, even when we lose sight of ourselves.