Judith covered Ericâs ears when Marilyn spoke. But Eric had woken up and heard Marilynâs words clearly.
He tried to look up, but Judith stopped him. Eric could feel Judith trembling. His heart ached. Judith glared at Marilyn and pursed her lips. The pain in her heart grew. Nobody had said such words to her.
Frank looked at Marilyn coldly. âMrs. Chaney, you are also a mother. How can you say such hurtful words? Itâs not what you think.â Eric turned red from anger. Seeing this, Frank felt great pain. Eric was trying his best to protect his mother. Under Annâs malicious remarks, Marilyn had a bad impression of Judith. Marilyn sneered, âFrank, what did Judith do to you? Before Judith, you had some affection for Ann. But after Judith appeared, you have become a totally different person. âAnn just told me that Judith had a child out of wedlockâ¦â âWhat does it have to do with you?â Judith suddenly interrupted Marilyn with a cold smile. She felt a great pain deep down. But she managed to hide it away. Her aloof and cold appearance was her defense. Hearing Judithâs words, Alissa held her words back. âRidiculousâ¦â Marilyn looked at Judith and smiled coldly. âJudith, youâre so proud of yourself, arenât you?â .â Judith smiled, âMrs. Chaney, youâve got me wrong. Iâm just saying that itâs none of your business. Donât try to judge me.â No one should casually judge othersâ life.. When she decided to have children, she was not afraid of othersâ malicious words. If she couldnât even stand such words, how could she protect her children? âI am not trying to judge you. But I canât let you ruin Frankâs life. He has to marry Annâ¦â âMrs. Chaney, Iâve never agreed to marry Ann. It was your idea. Judith has never ruined my life.â Frank interrupted Marilyn and glanced coldly at Ann. âMrs. Chaney, youâve always wanted to control me.â What did Ann tell Marilyn? Ann knew that Frank was investigating Judith, so she deliberately spoke ill of Judith in front of Marilyn. Marilyn looked at Frank in disbelief. âFrank, did you mean I was always controlling you?â Marilyn was concerned about Frank. Frankâs mother had died, and he had a hard time living alone. Frank looked straight at Marilyn. âYes, Mrs. Chaney. You shouldnât have done that. Donât just listen to only one side.
Donât judge people when you donât know them.â
Judith was Marilynâs daughter. How.could Marilyn say such awful words? When Ann heard this, she felt humiliated.
All the time, Sherly was watching them quietly. She was happy to see Judith suffer.
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