Love at First Night (Frank and Judith)

Chapter 321

was tied neatly and her cheeks were like peach blossoms. Seeing Judith with a pink apron, Frank was suddenly overjoyed the moment the two of them looked at each other. She was like a wife waiting for her husband to come home for dinner. Judith saw Frank in surprise. His frequent appearance made her a little unhappy, but he was her boss. She couldn’t refuse him outside the door. “Mr. Taylor, what’s the matter?” Judith asked. Frank walked to her, with his smile sinister and

were very familiar with each other. She only wanted to have a meal with the children. Why was he here? At that time, she really wanted to argue with Frank. Unfortunately, she needed her job. Because of the life she was leading, she could no longer be simple and innocent. Now, in front of acquaintances, she could only smile just like before. “Have you had dinner?” Judith asked lightly and continued to make ravioli. Frank’s lips curved into a perfect smile. He was just waiting for that. “No, I haven’t.” He had deliberately come over to eat. That was what he wanted. Gary was not at home. If Frank returned to the villa alone, only the silent loneliness would be waiting for him. “Okay.” Judith lowered her head and said. She restrained all the emotions in her eyes. “Then you can chat with Eric and Lucas first. We’ll eat ravioli. I’ll make a few more.” Her tone was gentle, and it sounded quite pleasant. “Alright!” Frank looked at her and smiled triumphantly. Looking at her dispirited expression, he knew that she did not welcome him. Frank felt a little upset. He looked at Judith as he became disappointed. He thought, “Judy, do you really forget me?” He had always hoped that she would remember him. Eric smiled and shouted, “Frank, come and sit.” “Coming.” Frank snapped out of his daze and turned to look at Eric. Frank glanced at Judith again, seeing that she was still lowering her head. He did not speak, walking over and sitting between his two sons. “Frank, have some teal” Eric placed the tea in front of Frank. “Thank