Love at First Night (Frank and Judith)

Chapter 194

Gary sighed in his heart. “I was the one who looked for trouble. I can only blame myself!” Frank glanced coldly at the front and saw that the cars were slowly moving. He roared, “Hurry up and follow them. Which hospital did they go to?” “I know. Aren’t we following them? Also, Frank, don’t yell at me all day. I’m also a person with a bad temper,” Gary said. He started the car helplessly and followed the ambulance slowly. His anger suddenly rose but was suppressed by him. Hearing Frank’s cold and worried voice, Gary felt angry, as well as distressed. For Gary, Patrick, and Edwin, Frank was domineering and ruthless to the point of being annoying. But only them, as friends who knew Frank’s past clearly, would understand Frank’s pain and feel sorry for him. Frank was cold but kind, and he valued friendship. Of course, Frank only valued the friendship with Gary, Patrick, and Edwin. Every month, Frank would have the nightmare of that night once. That nightmare was like a devil’s claw and held him tightly. It would not let him go until he was dragged into the bottomless abyss. And then, Judith appeared. Gary suddenly thought of a saying, “There is always one thing to conquer another. Scorpions are afraid of roosters, and seedlings are afraid of mole crickets! It seems that Frank obtains a lifebuoy when he is in the water.” The traffic jam didn’t last for long. After the ambulance drove off, the road gradually became smooth. Gary was very familiar with Mayfield. He looked in the direction the ambulance had left. And then he turned the steering wheel expertly and followed it. The ambulance stopped at the entrance of the First People’s Hospital of Mayfield. Judith and the medical staff pushed Sarah in. On the way, Judith had told the doctor about Sarah’s pregnancy. When they arrived at the hall of the hospital, a doctor said to Judith, “Hurry up and go through the hospitalization procedures. We’ll check Judith out first.” “Alright, thank you.” Judith looked at them and smiled gratefully. Sarah had always been clear-headed. However, after getting in the ambulance, she closed her eyes and was unwilling to say a word.

Judith watched as the doctor and Sarah got into the elevator, and then she turned back to help Sarah with the formalities. The people who passed by her all had their eyes on her. Only then did Judith have the time to look at herself. She saw that her white dress was covered in sludge, and her entire body was smelly. Even her hair was covered in smelly mud. Moreover, her forehead and knees were in pain. When she saved Sarah, she slipped twice. The first time, her knees hit the stone steps. The second time, she fell and her forehead hit the stone steps. She could not remember it clearly. At that time, she did not feel pain. But now, she could feel it. Judith touched her forehead slightly. It was so painful as if it was burning. She saw that there was blood. She frowned slightly and did not care much.

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