"I know."
Bright Sampton twitched the corner of his mouth and murmured softly, "Everything I wanted to do has been blocked by you, it’s useless for me to be in pain."
After saying that, Bright Sampton, afraid of being reprimanded, quickly asked, "What about you? Why did you suddenly change your phone number? I heard a while ago when I was on the phone with Mom that you started seeing a boyfriend who’s a bit younger than you."
"We broke up. I changed my phone number just to avoid him," Julie Sampton said. "We met online, saw each other twice in reality, and later I found out he just wanted to find a sugar mama to leech off of, so I quickly broke up with him."
Julie Sampton let out a cold laugh, "Just kidding, who would want to date someone who’s after my money? It’s bad enough it affects my emotions, but my money too? I have only so much retirement money, just enough to take care of myself, I’m not interested in supporting anyone else."
That man probably figured out from Julie Sampson’s appearance and other aspects that she wasn’t short on money, and since she wasn’t that old, he decided to cling to her.
"..." Jane Sampson and Bright Sampson looked at each other in bewilderment. It was the first time they had heard of such a talented man.
The phrase ’leech off a woman’ can even be used internationally.
"Not everyone is like that," Jane Sampson comforted Julie Sampson, "There are still good men out there."
"There are indeed, my new boyfriend feels pretty nice, his son and daughter both like me a lot," Julie Sampton nodded.
New boyfriend?
Jane Sampson and Bright Sampson exchanged another glance.
The speed of development left both of them a bit unable to keep up.
"What’s with those expressions?" Julie Sampson laughed, "He’s a really good person, he raised his two kids well, and they really like me, calling me an eastern angel."
"Are you planning to marry him?" Bright Sampson sensed that Julie had that intention since she kept praising the man.
"Adults dating doesn’t necessarily have to lead to marriage. He already has kids, and I can’t have any. If it’s suitable, you live together, cohabit, just live together, what’s the point of marriage? If someday we don’t like each other anymore, just move out and separate, it’s so convenient."
Julie Sampson shrugged, "So why get married?"
Jane Sampson realized for the first time that she was really bad at conversing, not knowing what to say next.
As someone who belongs to the early marriage group, she wasn’t qualified to talk about this topic.
Because Jane Sampson thought marriage was pretty good.
The three of them chatted for a while, and Jane Sampson, seeing that it was about time, got up and went to the kitchen.
Before coming, she had called Old Master Black, so the ingredients for the evening meal had already been prepared by the food auntie; they were washed and cut, and the meat was also treated and marinated according to her instructions.
Jane Sampson, the executive chef, just needed to cook these vegetables.
While Jane Sampson was cooking, Bright Sampson and Julie Sampson also crowded into the kitchen to join in the fun. Julie Sampson was there to learn, while Bright Sampson was just purely there for the fun.
Listening to Julie asking Jane how to make these dishes, Julie seemed to understand and remember what was said, which made Bright Sampson quite amazed, "I didn’t see it coming, Julie, you actually know how to cook?"
"It’s actually quite normal for me to know how to cook." Julie Sampson found Bright’s question a bit ridiculous, "In the Chip Family, ever since I could handle chopsticks steadily, I started learning to wash the pot."
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