Love at First Night (Frank and Judith)

Chapter 351

Judith put down the phone and looked at herself in the mirror, with faint sadness and anger lingering between her eyebrows. In fact, after so many years, she had also thought about forgiving.

but got up to go for a morning run. She was used to running in the morning, especially during the weekend. When she went back in the morning, she would buy some vegetables. When she went out, she left a note for Mila saying she would buy the vegetables so that Mila would not have to go out to buy vegetables. Her home was not far from the place where Sarah lived, and there was a market there. She headed in that direction. When she arrived at the gate of Sarah’s house, she was already drenched in sweat. She stopped and looked at Sarah’s door. She looked at the time. It was just eight o’clock. At this time, her family should not be up yet. She smiled slightly. Her beautiful face was as bright as the morning sun. She turned around, planning to go to the market. “Sarah, where are you going?” As soon as Judith heard Sarah’s name, she instantly stopped in her tracks. “Jason, it’s none of your business. Go away.” Upon hearing that, Judith glanced in the direction the sound came from. It was the back door of Sarah’s house. She wondered, “Why was Jason so early?” Judith jogged over. “Sarah, I know. It is all my fault. Sarah, I am sorry! I did not protect you and our child.” “Jason, our child is gone, and the last bond between us is gone. Don’t come to me again.” Her words pierced Jason’s heart

supported Sarah. “Sarah, are you alright?” As soon as Sarah saw Judith, Sarah felt as if she had found someone to rely on. She felt relieved as if she had seen her savior. “Judy, I’m fine.” Sarah shook her head lightly, but tears welled up in her eyes. The moment Jason heard Judy’s name, he was alarmed. “Jason, what are you doing so early in the morning?” Judith glared at him. She had clearly seen what had happened that night. It was Jason who wanted to break up. Since Marilyn had already said that, he should have accepted the result.    If they continued to pester each other, it would