Love at First Night (Frank and Judith)

Chapter 318  

father was. In a fit of anger, he had to do everything well, or his days would be hard. His father was as stubborn as a mule, and Steve was quite helpless. Ann quickly composed herself and smiled. “I thought you would come over, so I waited for you here.” She smiled and walked over elegantly. She was quite satisfied with Steve’s performance in the past few days. At least he was doing what a boyfriend should do and drove her to and from work every day. Steve got out of the car and helped her open the door like a gentleman. He helped her fasten her seat belt before returning to the driver’s seat. Then he started the car and left: Ann glanced at Steve. Although he was not as good as Frank, his face was quite handsome. She asked, “By the way, I’ve heard about what happened at the company today Is Mrs. Taylor okay?”” Steve sneered, “She’s fine. My father will cool down in a few days. The person my mother found this time is unreliable, so Frank noticed it. You know that this kind of thing often happens.” Ann nodded and smiled gently, “I know, but I’m still a little worried about Mrs. Taylor. After all, Frank has always been a cold and heartless person.” Steve was a little surprised when he heard het words. He quickly glanced at her and said sarcastically, “Ann, haven’t you always liked Frank? This is the first time I’ve heard you describe Frank as a heartless person.” Ann smiled coldly. Before, she had indeed fantasized about Frank, but now she knew that he would never give her a :: chance. He would marry any woman in the world except for her. In Frank’s heart, she was not even qualified to carry his shoes. “Steve, I am already yours. I will marry you soon. I have already given up on him. Now my heart is with you.” She looked at him with a tender smile. She couldn’t get Frank, but it was easy for her to control the simple-minded Steve. Steve felt stunned as he wondered, “How sincere is this woman?” “Is what you said true?” Steve suddenly became serious. In fact, with his current status, sooner or later, he would have to marry a rich lady. Whether he liked her or not, his mother would not let him marry the girl he liked. He could only marry a girl who was helpful to him. The Chaney family was of great use. Marilyn had raised Ann for more than ten years and regarded her as her own. Marrying Ann was a good

she really wanted to be with him,