"But before marrying her, I’d give her a choice. I’d marry her, but the only thing I could give her would be the title of Jas Black’s wife. Beyond that, I wouldn’t be able to give her anything else. I’d probably spend most years stationed at the guard team base. If she doesn’t mind, then I’ll marry her." That was a straightforward answer.
Because the scenario Jane Sampson posed was indeed a bit hard to imagine.
"Hmph! n really are all selfish pigs! They’re all lechers!" Jane Sampson snorted, turned her head, and was about to walk away.
Jas Black, baffled, got scolded out of nowhere by Jane Sampson. He added water to the pot and followed her out.
"Jane Sampson, be fair. If I really were the kind of man you’re talking about, in the past, you’d probably rather die than marry , wouldn’t you?" Jas Black sneered.
Seeing Jane Sampson standing there with a thoughtful look, Jas Black chuckled, "Haha, won are all selfish pigs too."
Jane Sampson couldn’t help it—she burst out laughing on the spot.
"Luckily, you’re good-looking." Jane Sampson praised Jas Black and then flopped straight onto the sofa, lying there motionless like a corpse.
"Life’s not supposed to be filled with so many hypotheticals." Jas Black rubbed Jane Sampson’s head. "This world wouldn’t have girls like the one you described. Fate isn’t so stingy—it wouldn’t just give soone an interesting soul without generously giving them a little more beyond that."
In this world, where would you find such extre scenarios?
"You’re right." Jane Sampson nodded, sat up, and leaned into Jas Black’s arms. "God took grandpa away but gave an even better grandma."
Jane Sampson added, "Do you know? Julie Sampson is pregnant—David Chip’s child. Julie Sampson even wants to marry David Chip. But given her and the Sampton Family’s abilities, getting David Chip to openly marry her is impossible. So she actually had dad persuade grandma, asking grandma to co talk to and you, hoping the Black Family would help her out."
Speaking of this, Jane Sampson chuckled lightly. "But grandma refused—she said she didn’t want to endure any more grievances. Jas, I’m truly so happy, so, so happy."
Jane Sampson hugged Jas Black, acting spoiled. "Grandma’s wonderful—she’s so good to . Grandma said that if dad cos to to discuss this, I shouldn’t agree and should pass it back to her to handle."
Jas Black was a bit surprised, but he quickly realized the reason behind Jane Sampson’s joyful mood.
It’s because she let go of all her lingering feelings toward her grandparents.
Now, in her heart, her grandparents were just as pure and loving as the ones who doted on her during her childhood—unchanged.
"As long as you’re happy." Jas Black responded softly, gently pressing his palm over Jane Sampson’s head, and lowered his head to place a tender kiss on the top of her hair.
"Tomorrow I have to leave." Jane Sampson whimpered, burying her face into Jas Black’s arms, nuzzling like a little kitten. "Before the film crew starts filming, I need to finish the work my uncle ntioned. Tomorrow afternoon, I’m eting with the person in charge at the Bureau."
"Alright, I’ll arrange soone to send you off tomorrow morning." Jas Black nodded. "Will you be visiting the guard team on the fifteenth?"
"If grandma doesn’t return to the Sampton Family or go traveling, I’ll spend the holiday with her. Without grandpa, it’d be too lonely to spend the holiday with only grandma." Jane Sampson said.
"Alright." Jas Black felt a bit disappointed but didn’t ntion anything else.
Jane Sampson’s appearance in the news as the New Year’s Anti-Drug Publicity Ambassador was publicized a few days ago, which is why her popularity on the internet has remained consistently high these days.
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