Chapter 317

Judith was good at everything, and she was always amazing. She could cook a lot of delicious food, and whoever married her would be lucky. Of course, if she could marry Adam, Alissa would be even happier.

Adam and Alissa liked Lucas and the other two. Judith said, “Alissa, I’ll make more and send some over to you.” Alissa quickly shook her head, “No, I want to eat with you. I should be free tomorrow night. Adam and I will have dinner at your house tomorrow night.” “Okay!” Judith nodded with a gentle smile. Adam and Alissa loved to eat her ravioli the most. “Great! Eric, Judy, I’ll be leaving first.” Alissa smiled and turned to walk to the car not far away. “Goodbye!” Eric waved his hand. A staff member packed all of Eric’s things into the car. After the car left, Judith took her son to buy ingredients for ravioli. Gary had already been waiting in the dark, and he saw Alissa’s car leave. He quickly drove his car and followed.

Gary would never give up a relationship easily. Even if he couldn’t see the future, he would be willing to give it a try. How would he know if it was suitable for him it he didn’t try it? Gary knew if he wanted to be with her, he should please her first. Gary smiled as he gripped the steering wheel in his hand and followed Alissa’s car.

At the same time, Frank watched Judith and her son leave. He smiled slyly and left the office with the things he had prepared. His plan to pursue his wife had been brewing in his heart, The first trick was to pester Judy so that she could no longer escape his sight. He would not give Adam any chance. + Frank walked out of the company’s gate and headed in the direction of Judith’s apartment. It was not far from the company, and he planned to walk over. He had just walked out of the company’s gate when he met Ann, who was walking toward him. As soon as he saw Ann, he frowned impatiently.

Ann walked to him and smiled gently. “Frank, where are you going?” “It has nothing to do with you.”

Frank’s face was cold and his tone was cold. Ann’s heart ached. He always treated her like this. She stared at him quietly with her bright eyes and asked sadly, “Frank, I want to know the reason why you don’t want to marry me. Is it because of my sister? Or is it because I am the adopted daughter of the Chaney family?” It was the first time Frank had heard her ask this question. He suddenly looked at her and sneered, “Ann, neither. It’s because I have no feelings for you.” He had no feelings. His words instantly killed all the fantasies in Ann’s heart. She suddenly asked with a wry smile, “Frank, what if Jude returns? Will you marry Jude?”