Love at First Night (Frank and Judith)

Chapter 191

After returning to the apartment, Judith asked Lucas to take a bath. She prepared clean and comfortable clothes for her son.

She checked the time and thought it would be in time. She checked the location. It was not far from her place. It would take about twenty-five minutes

the position. She would arrive after crossing the bridge. She smiled and glanced at the bridge not far away, which was among the weeping willows. The sky gradually darkened, and the neon lights on both sides of the street kept flashing. The lights of cars passing by were dazzling. Judith looked at the bustling scene and smiled. She walked up to the bridge and took a look at the night scene. The willow tree had a shining colored light hanging on it, constantly changing colors as the lights flickered. Here, this time, she had truly returned. She had originally come for her dreams, but contrary to her wishes, she now came for hatred. She sighed softly. Just as she was about to look away, she suddenly saw a thin girl walking down the stone steps towards the river. Her expression seemed a little off. Lights flashed across her face, and she looked desperate, painful, and sad. “This feeling…” Judith suddenly felt an indescribable and familiar emotion. Judith suddenly felt that the girl looked familiar. She stood at the end of the bridge and stared at the girl… She finally remembered that the girl was Jason’s girlfriend and was pregnant. Last time, she seemed to hear them call her Sarah. She was almost to the river. The despair in her eyes was so familiar. Judith felt as if her heart

don’t…” Judith shouted and quickened her pace, but the whistling of the speeding car covered her voice. Sarah did not respond at all. Judith’s heart was in her mouth. She didn’t care whether she would fall or not. She rushed over as fast as she could. “Sarah, stop…” However, Sarah, who was immersed in despair and grief, could not hear Judith’s voice. Sarah didn’t respond. The river had already reached her waist. This river was several feet deep. If she