Love at First Night (Frank and Judith)

Chapter 158

many people here, and if someone accidentally heard a sentence, it would cause Ann great trouble. Although Collin did not like Ann very much, he still regarded her as his kid. After all, she was still a member of the Chaney family. Carlo nodded and followed Collin with Gina. Before Gina left, she glanced at the door of the room. She could still hear them. Her face was gloomy, and blue veins bulged on her forehead. What exactly was going on? Where did Frank go? Gina was a little uneasy. She was afraid that Frank had set her up. Frank was someone you don’t want to mess up with. Gina thought as she walked, “Isn’t Frank trying to use what happened tonight to get rid of Ann, right?” But how did Frank know about her plan? Gina could not figure it out. Back in the room, Collin and his family sat on the sofa. The atmosphere was depressing. Gina and Carlo sat opposite them. The light was bright. They can see each other’s faces clearly. Everyone put on a serious face and lowered their heads, without saying a word. If the people involved were not here, whatever they said would be in vain. All of them lowered their heads in anger and did not speak. Frank, Gary, Edwin, and Patrick returned to the room on the