The Callahans’ attitude was now completely different from when James was married into the family.

Now, they treated him like a god.

Many of the Callahans came forward to greet him.

James nodded in acknowledgment but did not say much.

Thea took him by the arm and entered the villa.

Inside the living room, several large tables had been set up.

Lex stomped his cane and ordered, “Hurry and take out the wine I’ve stored for thirty years. Today, everyone shall get drunk!”

“I’m a little tired and won’t join dinner.”

James looked at Lex and headed to the room after speaking.

The Callahans were surprised.

It was only when James headed upstairs that everyone regained their senses.

Gladys walked over and pulled Thea, asking, “What’s going on, Thea? James doesn’t seem very happy.”

“Maybe he’s tired. He's had a lot of things to settle these days and hasn’t slept well for a few days. Go ahead and eat. I’ll go and check on him.”

Thea headed upstairs after James.

The Callahans exchanged