Suddenly, someone couldn't make it, and although it was a bit of a pity, everyone understood—after all, they were all adults, each with their own homes and jobs. Nobody could guarantee that emergencies wouldn't arise.
A little past 3 in the afternoon, Rachel Miller left by herself, and Jane Sampson couldn't deny that after Rachel left, she secretly breathed a sigh of relief in her heart.
It's good that she left.
If she left, does that mean he gave up on that idea?
James Black called Jane Sampson a little after 6 in the evening.
As soon as Jane picked up the call, she heard James ask, "Rachel Miller was there too? Did he say anything to you?"
"We exchanged a few words, but he left around 3 in the afternoon." Jane didn't intend to share what Rachel had said to her with James.
There's no need.
Jane didn't think James had any obligation to intervene with that family. If she said it, it'd only make James angry as well.
