Love at First Night (Frank and Judith)

Chapter 30

eyes. However, she calmed herself down quickly and smiled. “Goodbye, Mr. Taylor!” Only then did she find that only she and Frank were still there. “I can ask Edwin to send you home,” Frank said quickly. He wanted to personally send her back, but he didn’t want to be too

door and saw Gary waiting for Frank outside. She greeted Gary simply and walked towards the elevator. Frank came out soon and then walked to another elevator with Gary. “Adam!” Judith stepped out of the elevator and quickly spotted Adam, who was standing in the middle of the square from a distance. Adam was wearing a white hoodie and white casual shoes. He was tall and handsome. “Judy!” Adam called, with two bottles of milk tea in his hands. His bright smiling eyes followed Judith she walked up to him. Adam made a few steps to Judith. When Judith stood in front of her, he suddenly frowned and complained, “Judy, you smell bad.” Adam didn’t smoke and hated the smell of cigarettes! Judith smiled apologetically and said resignedly, “Sorry, Adam. You know there were a lot of people. It will fade away a little later. Let’s go.” Adam smiled and then handed a cup of milk tea to her. “Here, it’s your favorite flavor: strawberry!” “Thank you!” Judith exclaimed. She had drunk some wine. The milk tea could cover the smell of wine in her breath. They walked towards the apartment, chatting and laughing. Adam took a sip of his milk tea and asked, “Judy, is everything okay on your first day? Did anyone pick on you?”  Judith shook her head with a smile. She raised her eyebrows and said proudly, “I am the director. Who dares to make things difficult for me? “It tasted so good!” Judith took a long gulp. Adam smiled and said no more, his eyes lingering on a blotchy red stain on her white shirt. Neon lights were sparkling bright, and some cars occasionally passed by them. Even though the time had passed twelve o’clock, the street was very lively. Some people passing by them would cast an envious look at them. Meanwhile, Frank’s car slowly drove into the