"Iâm here to see you siblings and also to discuss something with Jane." Mother Carter smiled at her son and then took Jane Sampsonâs hand, saying, "Your dad and I have discussed and decided to redo the room next to your brotherâs bedroom to be your room. What do you think?"
"My room?" Jane Sampson smiled, nodding repeatedly, "Being right next to Brother, huh? Sounds great! When I was little, I was also next to Peter Gingeryâs room at the Black Residence. Sometimes at night, I couldnât sleep, and I would wake him up to chat with me by the window!"
"So naughty~" Mother Carter was amused by Jane Sampson, "Youâre so grown up now, letâs see if your brother will still humor you."
At this, Mother Carter mentioned, "Jillian has already moved her stuff out. The room is vacant, and she said itâs yours if you want it. If you prefer her room, you can have someone redecorate and redesign it."
"No need, staying next to Brother is just fine." Jane Sampson shook her head, "Let her keep her room, I donât intend to snatch anything from her."
After all, itâs just a room. What Jane Sampson cared about wasnât these external things, but rather the people who lived in the house.
Moreover, Jane Sampson knew she was already married and probably wouldnât stay long at the Carter Family home.
Given James Blackâs habit of wanting to whisk her away to the guard team whenever sheâs around, having two or three days a year at the Carter Familyâs would be nice enough.
Hearing that dad and mom were already preparing a room for her hoping she would come home to stay, Jane Sampson was quite happy.
"Jillian moved out?" James Carter was slightly surprised.
"Yeah, she and Joseph Shaw took everything yesterday, saying that after Jane gets adjusted, theyâll see when to move back." Mother Carter looked at Jane Sampson and then said, "Knowing I was coming today, she even asked me to check with you if youâd allow her to visit you at the film crew when she has time. She wants to apologize in person for all the wrongs she did before."
"Did Jillian say that herself?" James Carter was perplexed. With his understanding of this sister, he didnât think Jillian Carter would be such an easygoing person.
Jane Sampsonâs return seemed like an invasion to Jillian Carter. From Jillian Carterâs act of attempting suicide, it appeared she subconsciously viewed Jane Sampson as a loathed intruder.
"Yes, she said it in person when moving her stuff yesterday. Knowing I was coming in the morning, she specifically asked on the phone." Mother Carter said, "However, I didnât give Janeâs answer. I told her to wait until Jane finishes her busy period."
"Well, itâs better to give her more time to accept this reality." James Carter finally relaxed, as he didnât quite approve of Jillian visiting Jane Sampson at the film crew.
Jane Sampson being the Carter Familyâs biological daughter was more easily acceptable to Jane Sampson because she was the one gaining, receiving many family members sheâd always hoped for, so she could easily embrace this reality.
However, for Jillian Carter, she was the one who lost, thus she wouldnât easily accept this reality.
This is a process of psychological change which is quite understandable.
Therefore, James Carter never really blamed Jillian for doing something as extreme as slashing her wrists.