Love at First Night (Frank and Judith)

Chapter 300

“Thank you, Frank!” Eric looked at Frank and smiled. Eric had met Frank a few times and he felt that Frank was too kind and good to him. Eric thought, “I should discuss with Lucas tonight about looking for Dad. Since we are now in Mayfield, we should try to find Dad even though Mom has never mentioned him.” Alissa cut in, “Eric, you can’t eat anything too salty. Otherwise, you’ll need to drink a lot of water later and go to the toilet frequently. You can have it for dinner.” “Okay.” Eric put the rib he was about to eat in Judith’s bowl. When Frank saw this, he frowned. He looked at Alissa and said, “Ms. Haywood, there’s no hurry for shooting…” Alissa interrupted him with a smile. “Mr. Taylor, you may not be in a hurry. But we are. Eric still has a movie to film.” If Judith had not refused her help and insisted on earning her own money to buy the house, she would not have signed the contract with Frank. Eric was still a child, and it was really tiring to commute back and forth. Frank looked at Eric and felt bad about watching Eric work so hard. Judith glanced at Alissa and lowered her head, feeling ashamed and guilty. Judith put some light food in Eric’s bowl, “Eric, dear, you eat!” “Okay!” Eric smiled and nodded. He lowered his head and ate his food quietly. Eric was so well-behaved. So much so that Judith felt distressed. Frank looked at Judith and Eric, feeling quite bitter. Gary glanced at Frank and knew what he was thinking. However, the fuss they had made at the Gita Group would make Gina hate Frank even more. He looked at Judith and Gary, feeling sorry for them. They were supposed to be the richest and happiest people among all the people he knew. But now, both of them were living a very painful life. Frank’s family was fragmented, and Judith couldn’t return to her own home.

Alas!!

he had lost his mother and sister all of a sudden. But Jodie knew that Frank was unhappy. She would keep him company and cheer him up. Jodie was the only one who had shown Frank any warmth.