Love at First Night (Frank and Judith)

Chapter 138

on the screen and saw the picture of his handsome son. He smiled and quickly entered

Frank felt as if he was stealing something. After that, Frank put Judith’s phone back. If he had been a little slower, he would have seen the screen picture popping up, which was a photo of Judith’s family of five. Frank’s mind was still preoccupied with the password. Suddenly, his eyes lit up. 0923? Wasn’t that his birthday? Frank was touched. When he was about to ask Judith, he saw Ann walk out of the lounge. Frank pulled a long face and looked away. As soon as Ann came out, she saw Frank. “Frank, what are you…?” Ann didn’t finish the sentence, and her face looked disappointed. He had come here with that bitch Judith. Ann had thought Judith had come alone, but now she knew Frank had come with Judith. Frank had never come to this kind of place with a woman before. It seemed that Judith was indeed somewhat special to Frank. Ann was glad that she already had a plan tonight. Otherwise, it would be too late. Frank ignored Ann. He got up and gracefully walked to Judith and asked, “Is it almost done?” Bryan glanced at Frank and then placed the crystal hairpin on Judith’s hair. The shiny crystal hairpin helped her beautiful face look more dazzling. Bryan smiled and said, “Alright, it’s done. It’s so beautiful! This is perfect!” Bryan praised the masterpiece he had just created Frank stared at Judith and found her charming, too. One might not find Judith dazzling at first glance, but the more one looked at her, the more one would find her charming. “You’re gorgeous! Judy, let’s go.” With that, Frank walked to the table at the side to pick up Judith’s handbag and phone. Then, he turned around to hold Judith’s hand and left. Frank did not even so much as glance at Ann. As the two walked out, Judith felt apprehensive, secretly blaming Frank for making enemies for her. Was he blind? Couldn’t he see that Ann was right there? Ann was so upset that Frank did not even look at her or speak to her. This was the man with whom she would trust her happiness. Why was he doing this to her? Ann could not control her tears, and her hands trembled slightly. As soon as Frank stepped out the door, he was stopped by Marilyn. Judith’s heart skipped a beat when she saw Marilyn, thinking, “Great! Nothing I say will matter now.” Through the glass door, Marilyn saw Ann crying. Ann was the daughter Marilyn had raised, so Marilyn could not watch Ann get hurt. Marilyn hated Judith for ignoring her warnings and was disappointed in Frank for being cruel to Ann. Did Frank forget that he and Ann grew up together?  Frank looked at Marilyn and frowned.