CEO's Reborn Wife

Chapter 2465: Chapter 2473: Really Should Thank You

Her brother is so good, so outstanding, and so gentle. Why should Jillian Carter’s mistakes end up punishing James Carter?

Jillian said she hated her, but Jane Sampson just laughed.

In this world, Jillian Carter is not the only one who can hate.

Jane Sampson can do it too.

Every time she heard her dad and mom sigh for Jillian and knit their brows in worry.

Every time she saw James Carter walking slowly with a cane, disregarding the strange looks around him.

Jane Sampson also resented Jillian Carter.

Jillian Carter had everything she dreamt about since she was young. Why didn’t she cherish it?

"Jillian Carter, when will you let dad and mom worry less about you? I would really thank you for that. You may not care, but I do."

"We can be five and not grown up, fifteen and not grown up, but don’t stay that way at twenty-five, thirty-five, forty-five, or fifty-five. What? Are you planning to take your maturity with you to your coffin and keep it forever?"

Jane Sampson sarcastically asked, "Is it that hard for you to show your understanding and manners?"

Having said that, Jane Sampson directly pressed the mobile phone to hang up, ending the inexplicable call.

Everyone who knows Jane Sampson knows that she really has a very soft temper.

She rarely loses her temper with anyone.

But when faced with Jillian Carter’s unreasonable behavior, even Jane Sampson’s good temper has its breaking point.

Jane Sampson also rarely confronts people, but if you truly provoke her, her words will definitely be as sharp as a knife.

After hanging up the phone, Jane Sampson called James Carter.

But no one answered; Jane guessed James was probably busy, so she didn’t call again.

Time flew by, and it was suddenly the 20th. The winter in Capital Province was already so cold that Jane shivered just going out the door.

Two days before the 20th, Capital Province welcomed a snowfall.

This snowfall lasted for two days.

On the morning of the 20th, when she got up and opened the window curtain, the snow had stopped.

But outside the window, as far as the eye could see, everything was a silver-white spectacle.

"James Black! James Black! The snow has stopped!" Jane Sampson, barefoot on the wool carpet in front of the window, excitedly jumped in place.

She lived with James Black on the top of the building, and through the patio window on the 33rd floor, the world outside was covered in white.

"It’s so beautiful!" Jane excitedly tugged on James Black, who had just come out of the bath room, acting like a three-year-old, "The snow in Capital Province is something you never get tired of."

"Aren’t you going to rest a bit more this morning? Tonight, you might be quite tired." James Black rubbed Jane Sampson’s soft hair; she seemed eager to go downstairs to play in the snow.

If it were usually, James Black would allow it.

But not today.

She had work today.

If her hands got all red from the cold, Rock Bell would go crazy.

"The evening won’t be tiring," said Jane Sampson, suddenly thinking of something.

Then she turned and seriously gazed at James Black for a while.

Following that, she suddenly and unexpectedly puckered her lips and gave James a kiss on the face.

"Happy anniversary!"

One sentence, six words, made James Black’s heart instantly soften.

It was as if he’d been fed a can of honey in the early morning, sweet from inside out.

"Happy anniversary." James Black reached out and pulled her into his arms.