Love at First Night (Frank and Judith)

Chapter 111

The look in Judith’s eyes grew cold when she stared at Frank. She glanced at the dim sky and said indifferently, “Mr. Taylor, Adam and I have something to attend to. We have to go.” Judith evaded Frank’s question. It would be better not to answer. Most likely, Adam was doing it with good intentions. Frank was not going to let Judith off easily. Just as he was about to speak, his phone rang. He took a look at the caller ID and saw that it was Gary. Frank suddenly looked at Judith with a bright smile and said in a deep voice, “Judy, see you tomorrow!” Then Frank picked up the phone and walked out. Adam pursed his lips in anger but did not say anything. Judith had stood up. When Adam saw this, he also got up. The two of them did not speak and walked out with tacit understanding. Standing not far away, Frank was answering the phone, but his eyes were fixed on Adam and Judith, who were leaving side by side. The dim and intense look in Frank’s eyes was unfathomable. On the other side of the line, Gary said something. Frank did not hear clearly, so he asked, “Gary, what did you just say? Say it again!” Gary repeated impatiently, “Frank, I said that someone secretly erased Judith’s traces. They obviously know that we have been investigating Judith, and are determined to prevent us from finding any traces of Judith.” Frank frowned, his cold aura lingering between his brows. As he watched Judith and Adam leave on a motorcycle, his gaze was sharp and cold. It was Adam. Only he had such strong connections. Only Adam had the ability to erase everything about Judith. “Frank, are you listening?” Gary asked. “I am.” Frank’s face darkened and his tone was cold. “Frank, the fastest way to find out now is to take a maternity test. Let Marilyn and Judith take a maternity test.”

Frank raised his eyes and looked in the direction that Judith and Adam left in. “Adam, Judy and I are childhood sweethearts. You can’t take her away from me!” Frank thought. Moreover, Judith and Frank had a son. Frank raised his eyebrows triumphantly. He stood there for a long time before he turned and entered the restaurant. Frank sat opposite Edwin. Edwin glanded at Frank and asked casually, “Frank, this is not like you. When did you learn to steal another guy’s woman?” Frank frowned and looked at Edwin’s indifferent expression. “Steal?” Frank’s cold tone made Edwin frown. Edwin