Love at First Night (Frank and Judith)

Chapter 209

Ann saw Marilyn leave and a faint sneer of satisfaction crossed her face. She thought, “Mom, I’m sorry. I have to use your affection for Frank tonight.”

Ann turned around and glanced at Frank uneasily. When she met his cold gaze, she felt a little nervous. Frank was still sitting lazily and elegantly. He looked at her with a half-smile. Ann suddenly felt a little uneasy because she felt that he had seen through everything. She forced a smile and looked at Frank, saying, “Frank, I’m very sorry. I accidentally knocked over the soup my mother had been cooking for two hours. “After I went back, I cried. My mother saw me crying. She was very worried about me and kept asking me what happened. “I could only tell her about the thing that happened in the morning. She made soup tonight and wanted to send it to you…” Ann did not continue saying, but Frank knew what she meant. After Frank heard this, he just sneered and did not speak. Frank thought, “How hypocritical you are! Gary has reported all of your whereabouts to me today. Otherwise, I’ll be cheated by you.” He said, “You don’t have to apologize to me. As an employee, you’ll be subject to a term of probation of three months. I am not an unreasonable person. I was too impulsive in the morning. I should not swear at you.” His voice dripped sarcasm. Frank thought, “What a clumsy performance! The more you say, the more I feel sick. You have taken Jodie’s place for so many years, and now you even want to stop me from finding Jodie. I won’t let you go.” Frank rocked backwards and forwards on his chair, looking charming. Ann was deeply attracted to him. It was rare for Ann to see such a wild Frank. The Frank she saw was always cold, ice-like, and distant.

smiled gently and said, “Thank you, Frank. I will definitely work harder in

behind her. She was a little worried. If Gary did not

on Jodie, right?” No matter how powerful Ann’s parents were, they were not as powerful as Frank. As long as Frank did not interfere in this matter, Ann would have a way to make her parents unable to find Jodie forever. Ann thought, “I can’t let