The love-hate story of George Bernard Shaw and Stewart
Bernard Shaw was a famous playwright, and Stewart was his good friend. However, the friendship between the two has a rift because of a woman. The woman's name is Ella. When Shaw and Ella meet, they develop a strong attraction for each other. However, Shaw is married, and Ella has her own romantic entanglements. Despite this, the two still maintain an ambiguous relationship. Stewart loves Ella deeply, but he doesn't know what happened between her and Bernard Shaw. He tries to confess his love to Ella, however, Ella does not accept his feelings. This made Stuart very disappointed. Later, Shaw's wife dies, and he sets out to show Ella his love for her. Ella also develops a deeper affection for him. This made Stewart very angry. He believed that Shaw not only betrayed his friendship, but also hurt the woman he loved deeply. Stewart began spreading rumors and gossip about Shaw. He also tried to get Ella to leave Shaw, but she was reluctant. Ultimately, Stewart chose to leave their life, thinking it was the only way out. Shaw and Ella eventually married and remained together for the rest of their lives. However, their friendship and Stewart's feelings are permanently damaged.