Love at First Night (Frank and Judith)

Chapter 261

Judith watched Marilyn and Ann leave and narrowed her eyes slightly. The last time she heard Marilyn and Frank’s words, Frank seemed to be waiting for his love to return. Today, she heard Marilyn say that again. So, Frank did have a sweetheart. Judith was not interested in men, including Frank, who was regarded as a charming prince. She did not understand what Marilyn was doing. As a mother, perhaps it was “deep love means heavy responsibility”. And she felt that Ann was too cold and gloomy. If Ann went on like this, having unfathomable and sinister intentions, ordinary people would find it difficult to deal with her. Once she knew the weakness of the others, she would not let them go. Judith did not think much and returned to the office. “Jodie. The girl Frank is waiting for is called Jodie. What a happy girl. There is such a great man waiting for her.” Myla was tidying up her desk, preparing to get off work. Today, she had done everything in advance. So, she could get off work on time. Seeing Judith return, Myla walked over with a stack of documents in her arms. “Ms. White, these are about model confirmation and marketing evaluations. After you finish reading them, remember to sign.” “Alright, put them down. I’ll see them in a while.” Judith nodded. She sat back in her chair and glanced at the computer. She had always had a good memory. She had clearly stopped at the work page just now. But now, it was on the desktop. Judith looked at Myla, who was smiling. She frowned. “Myla has touched my computer,” Judith thought. She quickly picked up a few documents Myla handed to her and looked at them. Judith was confused, “Why did Myla hand these documents to me so late? They are final confirmations from the moderator. The color and style were confirmed early.” Judith frowned slightly and looked through a few pages, but she did not sign it.

was already in a bad mood, and when he saw Ann and Marilyn, he felt even worse. Ann said sweetly, “Frank, Mom came to see you, so I came

amiably and said, “Frank, your mother and I are good

she should have. In his life, it was such a coincidence that Jodie was like a soul that was naturally suited to him. Jodie was back. Therefore, no matter how exhausted Frank was, his exhaustion would instantly vanish the moment he saw her. Frank looked at Marilyn and said gently, “Thank you for your concerns all these years, Mrs. Chaney.” Marilyn heard the word “thank you”