CHAPTER 324: IT'S A GUILT FEELING, NOT LOVE

"You work yourself up so much, man," Benjamin said earnestly. "I've told you time and time again to stop obsessing over someone who clearly doesn't want you. “He shook his head sympathetically, trying to convince George to let go of Lauretta. Benjamin knew how hard George had been fighting to win back Lauretta's love since their divorce, but she didn't seem interested in rekindling their relationship. Lauretta consumed George's thoughts, and his social life had dwindled as he immersed himself in work to distract from the pain. His family pressured him to reconcile with her, especially after discovering she was a heiress to a reputable company. Yet, George couldn't resist their urges; his feelings for Lauretta overwhelmed him. Benjamin was tired of watching his friend pine for her. "You don't understand, Benjamin," George said, his voice thick with emotion. "It's hard to let go of her. She's the only one I can love right now. I deeply regret divorcing her. She stood by me through the