Chapter 245 Know the Trouth

Lewis and Judy went to the reservoir together and, as expected, found John there.

John was sitting alone on the grass by the road, holding a bottle of beer, with many empty bottles around him. He was drinking alone, gazing into the distance.

Judy got out of the car and saw John in this state, feeling a tightness in her chest and an ache in her heart.

"Darling, wait here for a moment, I'll go over." Judy told Lewis, then approached John.

John noticed someone approaching and looked back at Judy, not surprisingly, as he often came here when troubled, and Judy always found him.

John's eyes were red, and he had clearly been crying.

Judy sat down beside him: "John, I've come to take you home."

Just this sentence struck a chord in John's heart, and he couldn't hold back his emotions; tears rolled down his cheeks.

John quickly covered his face with his hand to wipe away his tears: "Judy, am I such a loser?"

"You're not a loser; you're too kind, which is why they have the chance to bully you."