Jas Black’s words left Julie Sampton stamring for half a day without being able to utter a single sentence.
In the evening, when she was at the cinema, she unintentionally saw Jane Sampson watching a movie with a man, their hands intertwined, looking very intimate.
Thinking of Jas Black, who rarely ca ho from the guard team, Julie’s first thought was that Jane must be unable to bear the loneliness. Taking advantage of Jas’s absence, she must have sought out other n.
Moreover, in Julie’s view, a man who hardly ever cos ho to his wife is unlikely to have a good relationship with her. Therefore, it’s possible that the marriage between Jane and Jas might have already been over in everything but na. Perhaps they hadn’t divorced yet, mostly because of concern for both families and because of Jas Black’s status as a defender.
So, at the cinema, Julie did not hesitate at all. Even though the people next to her looked down on her with disdain, she still took out her mobile phone and secretly took several photos, following them for a short distance even after the show ended.
Jane thought that with a mask and hat, no one could recognize her, but those who truly knew her could identify her just by her eyes.
Sending that photo to Jane was simply because Julie did not have Jas’s contact details. The cold treatnt she received the last ti she visited the guard team made her swear she would never go to such a place.
But keeping these photos in the mobile phone and not sharing them with anyone made Julie feel very aggrieved.
Recently, she hadn’t had a single day of peace, so why should Jane get to enjoy every day?
She had to sneak around on dates with other n, always fearful of being recognized by soone she knew. Why should Jane, doing the sa thing, act as if nothing was amiss?
However, when sending the text ssage, Julie hadn’t considered that the man with Jane at the cinema could be Jas himself and that Jas would call her directly after seeing the phone number she had sent to Jane.
She hadn’t expected that Jas would know about her affairs, so at the cinema, Jas and Jane must have seen her too, even recognizing David Chip. But Jane intentionally said nothing; she must have been waiting for Julie to embarrass herself!
"Julie Sampton," Jas listened to the suddenly heavy breathing on the phone, not knowing what Julie was thinking, but he was certain about one thing: Julie was blaming Jane for this incident.
Irrational—that was Jas Black’s only impression of Julie.
"Three strikes and you’re out. If I find out you’re harassing Jane again, I think, you and the Sampton Family won’t be able to bear the consequences. Do you understand ?" Jas’s voice was cold, but considering Julie’s intelligence, he added, "There will not be a next ti; this is your final warning."
After speaking, Jas hung up the phone, then glanced at the number on the screen and directly blacklisted Julie’s number in Jane Sampson’s communication list.
He casually deleted the troubleso text ssages as well.
Jas felt there was no wonder Old Sir Sampton and Granny Sampton favored Jane more—it was simply because Julie’s character was hard to like.
In the first few years after Julie returned to the Sampton Family, she nearly demanded that the entire family revolve around her.
Jas saw Jane leaving ho alone with her luggage several tis when he was ho on vacation, or just as she was getting out of a taxi alone with her suitcase, walking back to the house by herself.
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