Love at First Night (Frank and Judith)

Chapter 355

Marilyn frowned and looked at her hand that was being grabbed. She shouted angrily, “Let go of your dirty hand.” Judith sneered and said, “Mrs. Chaney, I advise you to stop before you go too far. The worm turns.” Her cold gaze made Marilyn nervous. It was said that those who did not give in were not afraid of death. Judith looked like she was ready to die. At that moment, Judith’s phone suddenly rang. Judith continued to hold Marilyn’s hand tightly and stared at her. When her phone rang for the second time, she shook off Marilyn’s hand and answered the phone. As soon as she saw Keven’s call, she quickly restrained her emotions and answered the call with a smile, “Hello! Mr. Williams.” “Judy, where are you?” “Mr. Williams, I was on my morning run when I happened to meet Sarah. Sarah and I were together. I’ll go back after buying some vegetables. Mom just came to Mayfield and I want her to rest for a while longer.” “You are so filial. I brought some furniture. I will send it over and eat breakfast with you later.” “Furniture?” Judith was surprised that Mr. Williams was going to send the furniture to them. “Mr. Williams, the previous furniture can be used…” “No, this is my little gift. I have too much money. You don’t have to save it for me. “I’ll be there around 12 o’clock. Remember to buy fish. I like the fish your mother makes the most. I’m hanging up.” “But…” Judith still wanted to say something, but there was already a beep. Judith frowned slightly. Mr. Williams liked her mother, but there was no need to stuff things into her house! Marilyn knew Mr. Williams on the phone.

vegetables. Why don’t we go together? My mother wants to eat the pasta here. I don’t know where I can get the best.” Sarah smiled and said, “Judy, I know. I’ll take you there.” Sarah glanced at Marilyn and said, “Mrs. Chaney, I didn’t pester Jason. Don’t worry. I will move out of here and never see Jason.” Sarah finished her words calmly and left with Judith. As Marilyn watched the two of them leave, there was no place for her to vent her anger. “Mom, are we going to let them leave?” Ann was furious. Since she was a child, no one had ever said such insulting words to her. Marilyn looked at her with a frown and said angrily, “They’re