But!
Now, among these people, there was their chiefâs wife.
He certainly couldnât train his own sister-in-law into that ghastly state, could he?
His sister-in-law wouldnât really go to the chief afterwards to tattle, so that the chief would take revenge for her and then end up being trained by him to act like a dog.
By the time Lieutenant Johnson snapped back to reality, Peter Gingery had already walked away. He called out to Peter from a distance, managing to summon him back, and then with a sly smile, he continued to ask, "Your sister-in-law, that is, our Goddess Sampson, what is her temper like?"
After speaking, seeing Peterâs expression become subtle, Lieutenant Johnson thought Peter might have misunderstood, so he quickly added, "Looking at Goddess Sampsonâs photo, she has such a sweet smile, she must be a very good-natured, very sunny person."
It wasnât too late for some flattery, he couldnât let Peter think that he viewed Goddess Sampson as a hot-tempered person.
"My sister-in-lawâs temper," the first thing that came to Peterâs mind within one second was four words.
Bully the weak, fear the tough.
Bullying him, she had never been soft from childhood.
And bullying the people in the courtyard, she hadnât been soft in her youth either.
But when it came to James Black, she tried her hardest to pretend, to really put on an act, so much so that it made him feel that his glasses had shattered.
However, Peter would never tell Lieutenant Johnson such a brutal truth; after all, "bully the weak, fear the tough" wasnât exactly a compliment.
Apart from bullying him, Jane Sampson was mostly very tender-hearted.
So, with a smile, Peter gave an ambiguous answer, "What do you think, could someone who married my brother be anything but good-natured?"
"She must certainly be a very gentle sister," Lieutenant Johnson assumed, matter-of-factly.
With a meaningful smile, Peter patted Lieutenant Johnson on the shoulder, "Right, very gentle." Hearing you think so, this baby can rest easy.
"I just like the gentle type of sister-in-law!" Lieutenant Johnson was relieved, and he was also muttering to himself, so he wouldnât have to worry about the sister-in-law tattling.
After saying that, Lieutenant Johnson cheerfully walked away.
Because of Lieutenant Johnsonâs deliberate secrecy, the whole day passed, and the star list for the show recording hadnât been leaked. The guard team members were all waiting for news, but whenever they asked Lieutenant Johnson, he only smiled mysteriously and said, theyâd find out when the time came.
After going back and reviewing Jane Sampsonâs detailed information, Lieutenant Johnson knew exactly why Chief Black could marry such a goddess-level wife.
Yep, it was by taking the initiative.
Was it because they were childhood sweethearts?
After reading Jane Sampsonâs information, Lieutenant Johnson suddenly felt a proud sense of hidden achievement within the guard team; he actually knew the big secret that their chief and sister-in-law were childhood sweethearts.
The moment she graduated from university, the chief immediately snatched her away to hide in their nest, and despite being married for many years now, he hadnât yet brought her around the guard team or gradually introduced her to the "relatives" in the courtyard.
It was evident she was a treasure of a certain significance.
Compared to Capital Province, Jane preferred the summer in Springtown.
Here, the sky was azure, the roads were clean, even the tree leaves and flowers were particularly pure and natural, not like the smog-ridden Capital Province, where everywhere was cloaked in a layer of gray.
Early the next morning, Jane went directly to James Carterâs studio with Elizabeth King. The two met two other singers downstairs at James Carterâs studio, and Elizabeth King excitedly giggled all the way to James Carterâs company office.