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Susan embraced Judy tightly, deliberately sobbing in distress, "Judy, I'm sorry, I don't want to be the bad guy, but I really can't bear it. You're my best friend, could you please not be with Lewis?"

The phrase "best friend" felt like a massive shackle, binding Judy securely.

"Alright, I promise, I promise," Judy’s eyes also became misty. She felt she owed Susan for causing her so much distress.

To assure Susan, Judy forced a smile, "There are so many men in the world, not just Lewis. No one is more important to me than you, our friendship from growing up together is incomparable."

Susan was a few months younger than Judy, who always doted on Susan like an older sister.

She saw Susan as her sister; having relied on each other in this city for over twenty years, of course, she would choose Susan.

"Judy, you're so kind." Susan sniffed, wiping away her tears. Though her words were gracious, her heart told a different story.

A friendship marred by cracks could never fully heal.

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