Love at First Night (Frank and Judith)

Chapter 5

Judith wanted to leave. She still had things to do, but the nurse asked her to pay attention to the man’s state. She saved him, so she couldn’t leave until the man’s family came.

around with his deep eyes and discovered that he was in the hospital. Suddenly, his phone rang, and the ringtone let out. When Frank heard the noisy sound, he knitted his

you are awake. I should go. Call your family to look after you!” “Did you save me?” Frank’s voice was low and deep, and he looked imposing. He looked at the beautiful woman in front of him. Her hair was brown and curly. Her face looked delicate and tender. Her eyes were big and clear, like orchids in the valley. She smelt good, but her white dress was stained with blood. Frank had seen all kinds of women, but he had never seen such a pure and beautiful woman like her. But why did her eyes look so familiar? “Sir, it was the doctor who saved you. I just called an ambulance and came here with the ambulance. Goodbye!” Judith looked at the time. It was already past six o’clock. She was going to be late for Eric’s piano competition, so she did not care about Frank’s unfriendly attitude. She turned around and left in a hurry. Frank stared at the woman who was leaving without hesitation. His mouth curled up into a cold smile. Never had a woman ignored him before. The woman’s answer was quite interesting. When Judith took the elevator, a handsome man in a suit went upstairs through the elevator in

to hurry up. “Frank, you are here. I’ve searched half of the hospital in Mayfield.” Gary panted as he looked at Frank, who was lying on the bed with an indifferent expression. “Someone did something to the brakes. Go back and investigate it.” Frank said coldly and angrily. His deep eyes flashed with a trace of bloodlust, and a chill suddenly spread through the room. Gary nodded with a solemn expression. “I’m sorry, sir. I left something here.” Judith ran back, panting.  Frank smiled mockingly. Was this woman playing hard to get? Judith left the hospital and found that she left her handkerchief in the ward. She lowered her head and looked around anxiously. It was a gift from her daughter and was very important to her. “No!” Judith was so anxious that she patted her forehead. She remembered that she had been holding it in