Hearing Judithâs cold words, Sarah trembled violently. She couldnât tell what emotions were in her heart.
They just flashed so fast that she couldnât grasp one. However, strong sadness spread throughout her whole body. Sarah suddenly burst into tears. Her grievances from the past few days were released in an instant, like a dam breaking. Judith knelt in the water, watching Sarah cry and vent her emotions.
âPerhaps after crying, Sarah will feel much better,â Judith thought. Frank and Gary had just finished their meal and went home on this way Many people heard that there was someone committing suicide. They gathered there and caused a traffic jam. The cars in front didnât move, so Gary could only stop his car and move forward slowly. Seeing this, Frank, who was originally in a bad mood, became even more agitated. While Sarah was crying, the ambulance arrived. Several medical staff carried Sarah away on a stretcher. However, Sarah was so sad that she held Judithâs hand tightly. She seemed to have regarded Judith as her savior, and once she let go of Judith, she would fall into a bottomless abyss. Judith could only get in the ambulance to accompany Sarah. The bridge was narrow for the ambulance to pass, so they had to cross the bridge before getting in. Judith was smelly. The mud in the river wrapped her and changed the color of her skin. The siren of the ambulance raised a tense atmosphere. The people around were discussing. They got out of the way. Judith knew the relationship between Sarah and Jason. She pulled up the quilt covering Sarah and did not let anyone take a picture of Sarah. The Chaney family was well-known in Mayfield. If Sarahâs suicide tonight was exposed by someone with ulterior motives, it would be even more difficult for Sarah and Jason to be together in the future. At this time, Frank leaned against the chair and rested with his eyes closed. Even though his eyes were closed, he still looked distant. Gary looked around in boredom. The ambulance was not far from him and it was right next to his car. The car in front did not move. Suddenly, Gary saw a thin and weak figure which looked a little familiar at first glance. When he looked at it carefully, he found it was actually Judith. âOhâ¦
Isnât that Ms. White? Did her friend commit suicide by jumping into the river? âWhy did she get in the ambulance with mud all over her body?â Gary said to himself. Frank suddenly opened his eyes. He glanced at the ambulance that was whistling and passing them. He asked coldly, âAre you sure you are not blind? Is it really Judy?â Gary turned around and rolled his eyes at Frank. He said helplessly, âIâm not like you. At least, I saw it with my eyes open, and you saw it with your eyes closed. You are the blind one.â âHe roared at me! I have to serve him and Iâm aggrieved enough. Canât he treat me a little better?â
Gary complained in his heart.
âThen why arenât you following them?â Frank roared in a cold tone. Gary trembled as he saw a crazy lion roaring in Frankâs eyes. Even though Gary felt aggrieved, he did not say anything. But the cars in front of him were still motionless, and he frowned. He pressed the horn hard. The horn seemed to have a great hatred for him and he pressed it angrily. âThe cars in front are not moving. You want me to fly over?â
Garyâs heart was full of anger. He regretted that he had said something, âWouldnât it be better if I pretended to see nothing?â
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