Love at First Night (Frank and Judith)

Chapter 42

The next day was Saturday, and Judith planned to get up at nine o’clock. She would then have breakfast and go on looking for a suitable place. Yet Judith forgot to turn off the alarm clock and thus woke up at eight. Judith had to get up. After washing up, she changed into a set of sportswear and was going to jog for an hour in the morning. Judith wouldn’t get fat even if she ate a lot. But once she got time, she would still go jogging. In her spare time, Judith would get trained in combat sports as well, to strengthen her body. Judith was healthier than she had been seven years ago. When Judith was in Kimshire, on the weekend, she would take her three kids to do morning exercise along with her mother. Those were the good old days that Judith would never forget. When Judith was going downstairs, her phone rang.

turn off the alarm clock. So, now I’m going out jogging.” “It’s good to exercise more. You have to take good care of yourself since you are in Mayfield alone! Don’t worry about Lucas and Emily. They’re doing well! Alissa took Eric again today for some special event. You don’t need to worry about them. You can take your time looking for a place. I still have some savings. If you don’t have enough money for a good location, I can back you up.” When Judith heard this, she was moved. “Mom, how can I let you pay? I’ve got some savings and shares over the years. I should be able to buy a place for five.” “What are you talking about? You are my baby girl. I will always back you up. Judy, listen to me. People don’t spend much money at my age. You may use my money if you need it. You have to find a place near the school. It will be easier to pick up the kids from school.” Judith could tell that her mother was unhappy. She smiled and said, “Mom, if I don’t have enough money, I’ll let you know.” “That’s my girl. Take care of yourself. When you find a place, I’ll take the three kiddos back.” Her mom’s loving voice always warmed Judith’s heart. The two chatted for a bit more before hanging up. Judith smiled brightly. Anyone could tell her happiness from her face. Judith ran along the river behind the community. There were very few cars on this road and many people were jogging in the morning. Judith had been living in Mayfield for more than ten years. Though she had been away for seven years, she was still familiar with the city. She kept jogging forward with a faint

her, he couldn’t help but stop in front of Judith. Judith saw Frank. Having recalled what happened yesterday, Judith’s heart beat faster. She looked  up at Frank nervously. Frank’s face was still as cold as ever. He stared at