Chapter 397 Who is Whose Calamity

No man could tolerate this!

However, this incident revealed to Lennon the reason why Lambert was drinking so heavily: Lydia had someone else. In fact, everyone in their circle knew Lambert was extremely disciplined. It was rare for him to get drunk, even during social gatherings, let alone drink to drown his sorrows. Such a loss of composure was almost unheard of in Lambert’s life, but unfortunately, the only two times it happened were both because of the same woman.

Lennon couldn't help but feel a surge of emotion. Lydia had become Lambert’s calamity, an obstacle he couldn't overcome. If Lambert were sober, Lennon would have punched him for this. Was it really worth it to be so devastated over a woman? Here he was, falling apart, while she was thriving and had even found someone new. What was there to hold on to?

Unfortunately, any words of comfort were wasted on the drunk in front of him. What is it about love that makes people so obsessed and insane?

With a long sigh, Lennon decide