"What does the Sampton Clanâs situation today have to do with me? Blame Jane Sampson!" Julie Sampton screamed irrationally, "Itâs Jane Sampson who ruined me, itâs Jane Sampson who ruined me! If it werenât for her, I wouldnât be the one everyone points their fingers at and curses!"
"The company is her doing too!" Julie Sampson cried while shouting, "Why does no one sympathize with me? Why does everyone stand on Jane Sampsonâs side? Daddy, I am your biological daughter, I am your biological daughter! I will not leave! Even if I die, Iâll die in my home!"
"You are a calamity! You should never have been born in the first place! You should never have come back to this home! If it werenât for you, all these misfortunes wouldnât have happened!" Father Sampton roared at the nanny, "What are you standing there for? Quickly throw this bringer of misfortune out of my sight! After today, I never want to see her in this house again!"
Ever since the thought that life would be better without Julie Sampson crossed his mind, Father Sampton crazily imagined how smooth his current life would be without her.
So, seeing Julie Sampson again, in his eyes, she was no longer his daughter. She was the bringer of misfortune responsible for his companyâs impending failure and the grudges from the Black Family. She was a curse, his disaster.
Father Sampson even thought to himself, when the child was born back then, she was switched by mistake. This must have been Godâs warning to stay away from this bringer of misfortune daughter.
God had already sent this bringer of misfortune daughter far away, yet he still foolishly brought her back home.
The nanny, seeing the father and daughter like madmen, quickly ran downstairs to call Bright Sampton.
In the nannyâs eyes, if thereâs one person with sense in the house, it could only be Bright Sampton.
"Young Master, please come back once, sir is crazily trying to throw Miss out saying he doesnât recognize her as his daughter. For a girl like her, if sheâs really kicked out, where can she go?"
Upon hearing this, Bright Sampton bluntly stated, "I only have Jane Sampson as my sister, so Julie Sampsonâs matters are of no concern to me."
After saying this, Bright Sampton directly hung up the phone.
Bright Sampton was also someone with a soft heart, and the nanny was right. If Julie Sampson left the Sampton Family, she truly had nowhere to go.
Under usual circumstances, Bright Sampton would either persuade his father or arrange a place for Julie Sampson to stay, then go home to speak on her behalf.
However, now, in his anger, Bright Sampton didnât want to hear a single word about anything related to Julie Sampson.
He was infuriated that Julie Sampson had viciously cursed Jane Sampson, and even more so by the things she posted on Twitter after leaving.
So, at this moment, even if someone told him Julie Sampson had died, Bright Sampton probably would have felt it was deserved!
The nanny, hearing the buzzing sound on the phone, had no choice but to call Mother Sampson.
After receiving a phone call, Mother Sampson frantically left the place.
The nanny sort of understood in her heart that even Madamâs return would be of no use.
Itâs a pity that both Old Sir and the old lady had passed away, and those who could control Mister wouldnât bother with her.
As the nanny imagined, after Mother Sampson returned, she had a big fight with Father Sampson but couldnât persuade her husband, ultimately getting kicked out together with Julie Sampson by Father Sampson.
In Granny Sampsonâs Memorial Hall, only Bright Sampson was left as the sole grandson.
The relatives of the Sampton Family scolded Father Sampson, Mother Sampson, and Julie Sampson harshly, while Jane Sampson had fallen ill in the hospital and was unconscious, and the other three were nowhere to be seen.