Love at First Night (Frank and Judith)

Chapter 339

and put it in her mouth. “Hurry up and change your clothes. The food will be ready soon,” Adam said with a doting smile. . Judith was a little stunned. She reached out with a smile, grabbed the chicken, nodded, and left. Mila turned around and looked at Adam with a smile. Adam was nice, but sometimes, fate played tricks on people. She smiled and continued looking at the chicken in the pot. The three siblings all liked it. Every time she made it, she had to make a lot. Watching them eat happily, she, as a grandmother, was extremely happy. “Grandma, I want more.” By the side, Emily had already finished one. Mila turned around and smiled. “Emily, don’t eat too much. You’ll get pimples.” Emily shook her head unhappily. “Grandma, today is the first day we move to a new home. Let me eat a few more. The food you made is the best.” Her soft and adorable voice softened Mila’s heart. “I can’t do anything to you once you act coquettishly. Alright! “I’ll let you eat a few more tonight, but don’t forget to take medicine later. Otherwise, you will get pimples tomorrow. “Okay, Grandma!” Emily smiled happily. She had lost one of her front teeth. But when she laughed, she was still more than cute. Adam asked with a smile, “Emily, did you get scolded by your mother when you went to pick up your mother wearing this set of clothes today?” When Emily heard this, she instantly pursed her lips, “Uncle Adam, you’re right. I was scolded by my mother. She asked me why I wore clothes like this at such a young age. “Mom likes dresses. But I don’t have to like them, right? I just like the clothes that Alissa bought for me.” Adam smiled. Judy was a lady. The personalities of this little girl and her mother were very different. Emily liked strange things. Adam saw the oil stain on her mouth. He pulled out a tissue and wiped the corner of her mouth. He smiled lovingly. “Thank you, Uncle

did not affect his mother. The news agency had closed down. With him, no one could make things difficult for his mother. However, Frank was even more