Love at First Night (Frank and Judith)

Chapter 313

looked at her with doubt. Was

smoother. “Sure! In the future, we will be in the same boat. If anything happens, don’t even think about escaping.” Sherly smiled. She thought it would be better to have both of them bear it if anything happened. “Don’t worry. As long as you don’t say it, I won’t say it. Nothing bad will happen.” Ann smiled coldly. She believed that the more tenacious she was, the more outstanding she would be. All these years, she had watched as Frank went through difficulties in that way. He had experienced very much before he gained his fame and drew worldwide attention. She was the same. As long as she remained to be the only miss of the Chaney family, no one would be able to threaten her rich life. “OK! Let’s go back. Otherwise, my manager will flip out again.” Sherly was a little angry. Her department manager disliked her. She was afraid that after the three-month trial period, she would have to leave. “OK!” Ann smiled before they went back laughing and chatting. After they left, Judith, who had always been sitting on the stairs, moved slightly. She saved the recording on her phone. After working for a whole day, she liked to come here to get some fresh air if she was free. Usually, no one else would come here. Being here alone, she could freely release her emotions. She did not have to worry about anyone seeing her. She did not expect to hear the conversation between Ann and Sherly. She could hardly believe that Sherly could actually be so vicious. She had always enjoyed bullying her. How much did one have to pay to understand the pain of life? She smiled coldly. That was right. Sherly had never been living a wealthy life since she was a child. Her life as a young lady was carefree. How could she know the hardships of the world? At that time, she had thought of leaving the Cooper family. After all, she could clearly feel their rejection of her. However, after living under the same roof for more than ten years, she also wanted to gain the approval of the Coopers through her own efforts. Now that she thought about it, although she felt that everything she had done was ridiculous, it was also because of all kinds of pressure from the Coopers that she had worked hard. And the return was exactly what she wanted. She was not a flower in a greenhouse, which was not able to withstand the wind and rain. With a bitter smile, she got up and walked back to her office with unhurried