Love at First Night (Frank and Judith)

Chapter 12

thank you!” Judith looked at Adam gratefully. “Aren’t we family? You don’t have to thank me. Otherwise, we look unfamiliar to each other! Let’s go! I’ll send you back to the apartment.” Adam volunteered to be Judith’s protector. He had protected her for seven years. Alissa also said, “Then I’ll take Eric to the hotel first. The flight takes off tomorrow morning. Judy, you don’t have to come over to see us off.” “Okay! Thanks!” Judith squatted down and kissed Eric on the forehead. She was extremely reluctant to be apart from him. “Goodbye, mom!” Eric was also unwilling to part with Judith. But Judith would not be at ease if she didn’t work. “Goodbye!” Judith waved at Eric and Alissa. She left with Adam. The company had prepared an apartment for Judith, which was in the Centflora Estate behind the company’s building. Adam sent Judith downstairs. He smiled and turned to leave after he saw that the lights in Judith’s apartment were on. Judith was going to be here for a month. There was also a branch of the Haywood Group here. He would stay here on business for a month! He turned back to look at the window on the fifth floor. There was a shadow of a beautiful figure on the window. He turned to leave with a smile. Judith lived on the fifth floor. The apartment was not big, but it was spacious for her to live alone. She drew the beige curtains slightly. The seat next to the window was wide and bright. Sitting on the sofa, Judith could enjoy the scenery of Mayfield. The whole room was illuminated by the neon light shining through the floor-to-ceiling window.   Standing in front of the window with her hands crossed over her chest, Judith looked at the familiar city. Seven years passed. She couldn’t help recalling what had happened that night. An indescribable sharp pain instantly engulfed her entire body. That night seven years ago was like a nightmare that would never disappear. Scenes clearly appeared in her mind. It was said that time was a good remedy for pain. But the pain was still fresh in her heart after seven years. Every time she