Regarding James Black's protest, Jane Sampson did not agree.
She muttered quietly, "If I didn't have any patience, you would have become a widower long ago!"
Although her voice was soft, James Black heard every single word. Seeing him cast a glance at her, Jane quickly grabbed a backrest pillow and covered her face with it, continuing to talk back, "No, a widower."
"Ha," James Black scoffed coldly, apparently, she still had her nerve, thinking this would make her back down.
Was this confirmation that he indeed wasn't angry, so her courage grew even more?
Hearing Gary Black's scoff, Jane Sampson removed the pillow from her face, and then said, "You said it, you weren't angry, so, you can't bring up the past."
After saying that, Jane Sampson sat up and added, "Anything that happened more than a minute ago counts as the past."
