"What?" Nina asked.
"I want to divorce Jas Black. Tell , if I act like an absolute terror in front of him every day, doing things he hates, would soone like him who prefers gentle & considerate, noble wives and mothers quiet as a little white rabbit, actually propose to divorce because he can’t stand it?" Jane Sampson said with a pair of eyes full of hope, shining with a thief-like brightness by the ti she finished her sentence.
"Impossible," Nina answered succinctly. "Brother Jas Black will discipline you. Aren’t you afraid of him?"
Jane Sampson hesitated, "What if I’m not afraid of him, and he can’t control ?"
"Then he’d probably choose to stay at the team base long-term, out of sight, out of mind," Nina said. "It’s almost impossible for Brother Jas Black to initiate a divorce. With his temperant, it’s like he’s straight out of a textbook. If he married you, it’s very unlikely he’d propose a divorce. If he can’t handle you, he’ll choose to stay at the team base and not co ho."
"What if I propose the divorce after he decides not to co ho? Would he then agree readily?" Jane’s eyes glead, "That’s very possible, right? Although he’s traditional, he’s not so rigid as to think that once you’re married, you can’t divorce till death."
"Uh-huh." Nina nodded, appearing to agree with Jane’s guess, but after pondering, she suddenly asked, "However, Jane Sampson, who told you that Brother Jas Black likes the type of woman who is a decent housewife and a mother quietly akin to a little white rabbit? Did Brother Jas Black tell you himself?"
"How could he possibly discuss this with ?" Jane Sampson shook her head. "It’s just my guess."
She had played the role of the virtuous little white rabbit wife to Jas’ satisfaction in her past life.
"Oh, you guessed? You know Brother Jas Black well~" Nina said with a sly look, giving the sentence an oddly mischievous intonation with her facial expression.
"Not really, not really~" Jane scratched her head. "Actually, I don’t know him that well."
Although they had known each other since childhood and had been married for several years, they really hadn’t spent much ti together. Where was there an opportunity to understand him?
"Want to know if your guess is accurate?" Nina patted Jane’s shoulder, laughing. "Try it and you’ll know if you’re right. In the future, whatever Brother Jas Black doesn’t want you to do, you do just that. Go completely against him, irritate him so much that he’s at his wits’ end and can’t do anything about it! Maybe before long, you’ll have driven him to stay at the team base and not co back. Then after a year or two, you’ll propose a divorce, and he’ll happily agree."
Jane Sampson stared at Nina’s smiling face for a long ti, ultimately finding Nina’s laughter a bit chilling.
"Nina, with you smiling like that, it scares the baby," Jane said as she hugged her arms and stepped back twice.
"Co on, I look forward to your successful divorce. I’ll take you on a blind date, sister will find you a man who treats you like a little princess, gentle & considerate," Nina said, unable to contain her laughter after she finished speaking.
Those eyes, flickering slyly like a cunning fox.
"After I’m divorced, I won’t get married again. I don’t want to jump out of one pit just to fall into another." Jane shook her head and gestured with her hands. "Being single is truly liberating."
"Sure, get the marriage over first. You can do it, Jane. I’m rooting for you!" Nina stood there smiling and cheering Jane on.
In any case, according to Nina’s understanding of psychology, the more indifferent a person is like Jas Black, the less attractive soone of the sa type is to them.
Good girls, little white rabbits, Nina would bet that Jas Black’s preference could never be for that kind of woman.
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