Peter Gingery clutched his chest, "The wife is family by blood, the son is picked up."
Everyone downstairs couldnāt help it, each burst into laughter, and the one laughing the hardest was Jane Sampson, who had a knack for kicking someone when theyāre down. It made Peter Gingery threaten to beat her up.
But such fierce words, Peter Gingery was just saying them for fun.
Not to mention so many seniors protecting Jane Sampson downstairs, even without anyone there, he wouldnāt be able to bring himself to hurt her.
After having breakfast at the Black Family home, James Carter left, feeling at ease seeing Jane Sampson lively and joking around with Peter Gingery.
Although Jane Sampson returned home safely this time, she had experienced such a fright, and the wound on her arm still makes her feel pain. Hence, the Carter Family was most worried about Jane Sampsonās psychological issues, fearing she might appear fine on the surface but be hiding fear inside.
This visit, James Carter specifically came to check on Jane Sampsonās mental condition these few days.
Now, he can reassure the family.
Perhaps because it couldnāt be discovered, and to protect James Black and the missionās confidentiality, there were limited personnel involved in the investigation over there, so in the following two days, Old Master Black did not receive any new messages.
Bright Sampton announced his withdrawal from the team and did not return to the Black Family. Jane Sampson waited for him for two days but didnāt see him, couldnāt wait anymore, so she called him. He told her heād packed up his luggage and went straight back to the countryside.
The aunt has always lived in the grandparentsā small courtyard, cleaning it, and Bright Sampton went to live there when he returned to the countryside.
"The home stay here recently needs oversight, relying on just her alone is too tough, so I came over personally to help." Bright Sampton explained the reason for his return to Jane Sampson, "When news of your accident spread, the entire construction team was panicking, afraid they wouldnāt get paid, and worried the project would be halted. So these days sheās been here watching over things, soothing everybody. If I hadnāt come, she might have panicked herself."
Jane Sampson quietly listened to Bright Sampton, remained silent for several minutes before responding with a simple "mm," agreeing.
"I donāt have much funds at hand now either. Iāll transfer what I can to you first. Pay part of the construction teamās wages, the less they need to advance their own funds, the more at ease theyāll be." Jane Sampson carefully reviewed her bank account.
Then gave Bright Sampton a number, "Roughly over 100,000 can be transferred to you first, settle it with them."
Once this money is transferred, Jane Sampson will truly have nothing left.
The large sum of money previously had all been handed over to Alexander Forest.
The remaining over 100,000 had to gather from various bank accounts, only by pooling those scattered funds together.
"I canāt go out recently anyway, donāt need money, so Iāll take out funds from here for the project payment. Keep your money for expenses, donāt need to add more." Jane Sampson added.
Regarding other expenses, they are all accounted for on the public account. Follow the plan, adhere to the usual procedure, and no mistakes will occur.
Before Jane Sampson finished speaking on the phone with Bright Sampton, outside the door, Peter Gingery suddenly dashed upstairs as if crazy, didnāt even knock, directly opened the door, and stood in the doorway shouting.
"Jane! Mr. Forest woke up!"
Jane Sampsonās hand holding the mobile phone trembled suddenly, and the words at the tip of her tongue were suddenly forgotten.