In Bara's mind, why is she paying the servants dearly if they don't have much work due to Nayya's help. "I paid them to work. And married you as Mrs. Albara. So don't complain when you're bored. But if you don't want to be bored, then you can ask Sara to talk or ask her to accompany you for tea in the flower garden." Bara's words silenced Nayya, who often complained. Don't want to disturb Sara at work and disturb Bara. Nayya finally stopped complaining. He often enjoys the view of the flower garden from the balcony of his room while listening to music until his boredom disappears when Bara buys painting tools for him. Kin he felt his life was very pleasant. After dinner, Nayya also fell asleep. Not because I don't want to see Bara any longer. It's just that their bed is so seductive th

