Chapter 268

Frank recalled the story between Judith and him. Seven years ago, she came to him. Then a car accident happened to him and she saved him. Sometimes, Frank had to sigh. Fate was really a wonderful thing and things could change at any time. Frank carried Judith on his back as he walked down step by step. Every time he took a step, he felt like he was approaching happiness. Judith was on his back, quiet. She felt very strange. Frank’s strong back made her feel a rare sense of security. When they reached the first floor, Frank carefully placed her on the ground. “Thank you.” Judith smiled gratefully at him. Frank curled his lips and said nothing. Judith’s phone rang all of a sudden. Frank took a look and found that it was Adam. “Hey, Adam!” “Judy, Eric and Alissa are here. Shall we have dinner together?” Adam said happily.

Judith frowned and said, “Adam, I have something to do tonight. I might not be able to go over.” Her computer was touched by Myla. Myla and the Coopers were close. Judith would not let the same thing happen, or she would fall into the bottomless abyss again. It was not easy for her to return. So she could not fall down. “Judy, even if you don’t miss Alissa, don’t you miss Eric?” Adam began to complain. What was more important than meeting her son?

Judith could sense Adam’s sudden depression. She smiled and said, “Adam, let Lucas accompany you. I still have work to do, and I really regret that I can’t see you.” She sounded like a spoiled child. In Frank’s opinion, she was subconsciously acting like a spoiled child to Adam. “Alright then. Since you are focused on your work, even nine cows won’t be able to pull you back. I will get Lucas to pack up your favorite dishes. You don’t have to cook dinner. Eat something first.” “Okay, thank you. Adam, you are really good at taking care of people.” Judith smiled brightly. Her eyes and face were full of tenderness and happiness. In life, Adam gave Judith a warm and steady feeling, so she regarded Adam as her own relative. Frank looked at the smile on Judith’s face. The summer wind blew across her soft hair. The afterglow of the setting sun shone through the window. Under the setting sun, she was as beautiful as a painting, giving him endless imagination. His dream of youth, in adulthood, and after meeting again, had never changed.

It was Jodie, who had once given him warmth. Judith hung up the phone and put it into her bag. She walked carefully because her feet still hurt a little and she did not dare to be careless. Frank also followed her carefully. Seeing that Judith did not speak, he suddenly asked, “Judy, since Eric is here, I can accompany you to see him. How about it?” He also wanted to see Eric.