Love at First Night (Frank and Judith)
Chapter 52

Chapter 52

Chapter 52

Alissa looked at her brother’s tender eyes and smiled. She felt a bit sad for Adam since Judy would notbe with

him.

Adam also knew it yet he just wouldn’t give up on Judith. Alas! Adam was hurting himself! Alissasuddenly called out to him, “Adam, hurry up and get in the car. I’m so tired. If you continue to dawdle,you’ll have to carry my body back.” Adam turned a deaf ear and looked for a while. Judith and her sonhad already disappeared in the distance. Adam’s gaze was still reluctant to leave, still quietly looking inthat direction. Alissa sighed silently. In Judy’s heart, Adam was her best and only male friend. Judy hadalways carefully cherished the friendship. Adam also understood in his heart, so he had never put it intowords in front of Judy. It was just that this was really hard on Adam. He always sat alone by the Frenchwindow at night, looking at

Judy’s home with all kinds of mixed feelings in his eyes. Alissa was worried about Adam, but there waslittle she could do. No one could help the other when it came to relationships, so Alissa could only rely onAdam to move on himself. Adam slowly withdrew his gaze. He looked helpless, and there was a hint ofbitterness on his sad face. It was as if Adam’s lonely soul had an incurable pain. Adam elegantly openedthe car door and sat beside his sister. Adam gave the address and the driver started the car. Alissaglanced at Adam and teased, “Adam, you know about Judy’s thoughts. Why are you still being like this?It will be very painful to fall in love with someone and not get a response.” Adam smiled and did notspeak. Falling in love with a person and not getting a response was indeed very tiring and painful, but hejust couldn’t get over Judith. No matter what Adam did for Judith, what he got back was always gratituderather than love. Adam closed his eyes and leaned back. When Adam’s heart ached, when he closed hiseyes, he would be able to hold back his endless yearning and pain, Others wouldn’t tell his weaknessdeep down as well. The neon light penetrated through the car window, casting flashes on Adam’s

handsome face. Alissa looked at Adam with concerns. Whenever she wanted him to give up, he wouldalways refuse. Did Adam think that by closing his eyes, the pain would be reduced? The pain in the darkwould make Adam feel lost. The most important thing in life was to stop fantasizing and be down-to-earth. Alissa could only sigh. Judith returned to the apartment with Eric. Eric looked at Judith’s smallapartment and blinked his bright eyes. Judith must be very lonely living alone. Judith put the luggageaway, opened it, took out Eric’s pajamas, looked at her son’s curious little face, and said, “Eric, go take ashower first, okay?” “Okay, mom!” The six-year-old little Eric was very sensible and hardly caused anytrouble for his mother!

Judith turned around and handed the pajamas to Eric. She gently rubbed his head. “Eric is reallyobedient. Go then. After you are done, let’s chat for some time.” Eric carried his pajamas and quicklywalked to the suitcase. He took out a card and handed it to his mother. Eric blinked his obsidian-like eyesat his mother. His long eyelashes flickered like butterfly. His pink lips

formed a happy smile. He said as if he was presenting a treasure, “Mom, this is the money I made duringthese days. Alissa said it’s enough to buy an apartment.” When Judith heard this, she looked at thegolden card in her son’s small and tender hand in a daze.