Father Sampton also understood that begging Jane Sampson was useless, so he didnāt stay there any longer. Instead, he pressed the elevator button, leaving with the last shred of dignity.
Nowadays, Father Sampson had only one way out, and that was to swallow his pride and seek help from Old Master Black.
Julie Sampton watched the elevator close, and as Father Samptonās figure disappeared from sight, her heart was very anxious.
She thought her father was desperate and had given up.
"Jane Sampson, I didnāt expect you to be so heartless!" Julie Sampton stood there, laughing, "Fine! You are truly something! If you show no compassion, donāt blame me for being ruthless! Jane Sampson, just you wait and see!"
After speaking, Julie Sampson repeatedly pressed the elevator button several times, then fiercely glared at Jane Sampson, walked in, and left.
"Jane, are you alright?" Coco Edwards walked up to Jane Sampson and patted her arm.
"Iām fine, I anticipated this a long time ago." Jane Sampson shook her head, "Iāve arrived, and youāve worked hard all day, go home early."
"Iāll make you some ginger tea first..." Coco Edwards opened her mouth to say.
"No need, I can make it myself, donāt worry, Iāll take a photo for you later, alright? You still need time to go back, and tomorrow morning you have to get up early to pick me up. You should hurry back and get some rest." Jane Sampson hugged Coco Edwards, "Really, please rest assured, your little Jane is a Jane Sampson who is indestructible and can be beaten by no one."
"Yes, yes, just like an indestructible Monkey King of Sampton!" Coco Edwards finally nodded, watching Jane Sampson enter the door before she left.
Jane Sampson and Coco Edwards werenāt lying, from the moment she returned all the shares, she already anticipated that Sampton Clan would face the indifference of the Black Clan.
Even though she never explicitly asked Old Master Black or Aunt Black.
However, Jane Sampson remembered that in the year she married James Black, there was a weekend she spent at the Black Family home, accompanying auntie and Old Master Black for a meal. During dinner, Aunt Black mentioned the Sampton Clanās situation in recent years, and Old Master Black said one sentence.
"President Samptonās greatest contribution to the Sampton Clan in this lifetime is raising the daughter Jane Sampson. Without our little Jane, with his ability, the Sampton Clan would have long gone down with him."
Aunt Black at that time said, "Just think of it as giving little Jane more pocket money, little Jane is a girl, itās nice to have more pocket money to buy clothes or whatever."
Since then, Jane Sampson vaguely understood why Grandpa Sampton and Granny Sampton insisted on giving her their shares as dowry when she got married.
The more shares Jane Sampson held in the Sampton Clan, the more help the Black Clan would provide to the Sampton Clan.
But once Jane Sampson was no longer a shareholder of the Sampton Clan, the Black Family wouldnāt have to give her pocket money in that way anymore.
What Grandpa Sampton and Granny Sampton could see, Father Sampton and Julie Sampton couldnāt understand.
Over the years, Julie Sampson always ridiculed Jane Sampson about the shares, and to pretend not to know Grandpa Sampton and Granny Samptonās intentions, as well as to save Father Samptonās face, she acted as if she didnāt know, thus remaining silent, never explaining.
Jane Sampson put the ginger tea in the pot to simmer on low heat, then went to the bath room to wash off her makeup and take a bath.
While waiting for the ginger tea to cool, Jane Sampson took out her mobile phone and sent a message to Bright Sampton.
Are you asleep? ā James Blackās wife.
!!! Sister, you canāt be serious! Iām so grown up, and youāre still checking on me! ā Bright Sampton.
Iām sleeping, Iām sleeping, I swear Iāll sleep right after this game! ā Bright Sampton.
Look, there are still several minutes until twelve oāclock, so Iām not staying up late! ā Bright Sampton.