"I can co back by myself if I want to, I don’t need you to take ," Jane Sampson retorted. Probably because her grandparents were there, the courage she’d lost to the dog seed to have been found again.
"I’m so annoyed with you," Jane Sampson nudged Jas Black, who was sitting next to her. "I definitely don’t want to co back with you!"
Granny Sampson was startled by the push and the interaction between Jane and Jas. But looking at Jas, he wasn’t angry at all; in fact, he watched Jane with an indulgent look on his face. Granny Sampson couldn’t help but take a few more glances at the young couple before her.
"Always talking like children," Granny Sampson finally ca to her senses and chided Jane Sampson with a smile in her voice, showing no real force.
Jane Sampson stuck out her tongue, then turned to Jas Black and giggled slyly.
"Eat properly," Jas Black raised his hand and patted Jane Sampson on the head.
Watching the interactions between the young couple, Granny Sampson seed to have noticed sothing. The husband and wife were much more harmonious than the last ti they visited, communicating more, and their physical contact seed more natural too.
No wonder Grandpa Sampson had been saying recently that his granddaughter seed to have gotten a lot closer with her grandson-in-law. Bright Sampton ntioned that Jas Black had also been visiting ho more frequently lately.
Before seeing their granddaughter, Granny Sampson and Grandpa Sampson had a bellyful of things they wanted to say to Jane Sampson because of the recent news about her. But after hearing Jane say she’d only stay for dinner before leaving, the grandparents no longer felt like bringing up their concerns.
Seeing that Jas Black wasn’t upset over these matters either, Grandpa Sampson and Granny Sampson tacitly refrained from ntioning anything in front of Jas. With only so little ti for dinner, how could the elderly couple afford to spend it giving lectures when they could barely keep up with making their beloved granddaughter happy?
She was well-fed after the al, and although Jane Sampson said she would leave right after eating, she ended up lingering at her grandparents’ until past nine o’clock before finally getting ready to leave.
It would take more than an hour by car to get back ho from here, so she couldn’t stay any longer.
"Let us know when your TV show is going to premiere, tell Grandpa on WhatsAPP, and Grandma and I will be glued to the TV watching our granddaughter," Jane Sampson had already gotten into the car, but Grandpa Sampson and Granny Sampson were still holding her hand, talking to her reluctantly to let go.
"I’ll definitely rember. Grandpa and Grandma, Jas and I have to go. You should head back and rest early. I’ll co to visit you again when I have ti," Jane Sampson said, looking at the unwillingness on her grandparents’ faces, nearly getting teary-eyed.
"Alright, you two go ahead. Your grandpa and I will watch you leave," said Granny Sampson, waving her hand to say goodbye to Jane Sampson and Jas Black.
Only then did Jas Black start the car and drive off. From the rearview mirror, he could see Grandpa Sampson and Granny Sampson standing in the doorway for a long, long ti without going back to the courtyard.
If you were to ask Jas Black whether he still rembered his father, the answer would undoubtedly be no. He hadn’t been in touch with his biological father’s side for many years.
Therefore, he did not understand what paternal love was.
Jas Black grew up by Old Master Black’s side, living in the Black Family ho; that was his ho.
Yet, he had never felt towards Old Sir Black the kind of reluctant emotions towards children that he saw in Grandpa Sampson and Granny Sampson.
"In the future, when we have ti, after visiting the Black Family on the weekend, we should co here more often to spend ti with Grandpa and Grandma. Even if we don’t have much ti, just coming for a al would be good," Jas Black suddenly said to Jane Sampson.
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