Love at First Night (Frank and Judith)

Chapter 130

Judith gave a faint smile and calmly faced Gina. “Mrs. Taylor, you must be joking. Mr. Taylor is impressed by my work, not me.” Gina’s smile was sly. She carefully sized up Judith, thinking Judith was special. She had to admit that Judith had an innocent and beautiful little face. Judith’s eyes were bright and clear. With just a glance, no one could forget it. Gina realized that Frank liked such a woman. At the very least, Judith was much better than Ann. Gina had changed her mind today, so she came to see Frank. At the dinner tonight, Gina would let Ann become Frank’s woman. Gina curled her lips coldly and looked at Judith with a mocking gaze. She thought, “Look at her clothes. What a shabby woman. How can Frank actually take her to the banquet tonight? It seemed that tonight’s banquet would be very lively.” Judith’s expression did not change as she looked at Gina without fear. Gina looked away calmly. She looked at Frank strangely, her sharp voice full of ridicule. “Frank, it seems that she is your female companion tonight? Ms. White, you are fortunate. You are Frank’s first female companion.” When Judith heard this, she scoffed as she thought, “Fortunate? Forget it. We’re in a modern time. It sounds like I was like a blessed ancient concubine.” Frank narrowed his eyes dangerously and said coldly, “It seems that you care a lot about who my female companion is.” Gina gave a strange smile. “Frank, all these years, you have never brought a female companion to the banquet. All of a sudden, you said that you would bring one. I was just curious about who it was and came to take a look.” When Judith heard this, she suddenly felt that she had fallen into a war for the interests of a family. Moreover, she might be in a dilemma. “Since you have reached your goal, go back. This is my place. Not anyone can come here.” Frank’s words were cold and merciless. “Frank, you…” “Steve.” Gina quickly interrupted the angry Steve and blinked her eyes at him. Steve looked at Gina’s eyes and suppressed the anger in his heart. He glared at Frank in a huff and left. Gina looked at Judith and curled her lips. That smile was somewhat mocking and sneering. Judith looked at Gina’s smile and frowned. She had a bad feeling. Seeing Gina and Steve walking away, Frank looked at Judith and asked with an evil smile, “Judy, are you afraid?” Afraid?

was not afraid of anyone. Judith smiled slightly. Her starry eyes were bright and her brows were curved. Her expression was composed as she said, “Mr. Taylor, are you joking? Why should I be afraid?”

strode out of the