Love at First Night (Frank and Judith)

Chapter 202

Judith looked at him in puzzlement. She didn’t know why he seemed in pain just now. After dressing her wound, he got up and sat on the bench. They could smell the fragrance of each other. They gradually relaxed. The awkwardness between the two seemed to vanish in an instant. They became much more casual.

looked at him and smiled. “Thank you!” Frank also smiled. “My pleasure. Don’t come to work tomorrow. Have a rest till you recover. The clothes for this season have already been decided. You don’t have to worry.” Looking at her smile, he felt his agitation was replaced by happiness and expectation. He was not at a loss anymore as he found the light that guided him forward. He did not hesitate nor was he flustered because she had really come back to him. This was not a coincidence. He was more familiar with Jodie than the Chaney family. Judith had the same wound, the same mole, the same hobby, and the same allergic constitution as Jodie. She could not remember the birthdays of others, but she had remembered his birthday since she was five. On the calendar, she clumsily marked the date, waiting for his birthday and preparing him a gift. The memory always made him happy. Judith nodded and said if she did not feel well tomorrow, she would rest at home for a day. In the latter half of the night, Gary and Frank came back after much persuasion from Judith. Judith stayed with Sarah for the whole night. The next morning, Sarah had to do various checkups. She did not want her family to worry and did not call her family to tell them about her in the hospital. Judith had no choice but to stay and accompany her for all kinds of examinations. She treated it as a holiday for herself today and did not go to work. She checked the time. When it was nine o’clock, she went to the nearby mobile phone store to buy a mobile phone and get a new card. Then she sent a message to Frank and asked for a leave. Frank had already agreed to her leave last night. This morning, he received a message from Judith.