When he said this, he paused and then changed his tone, "Middle-aged men in the early morning are really scary."
James Black shot a glance over, his voice carrying a hint of threat, "What did you say?"
Jane Sampson inexplicably sensed the deeper meaning in James Black's gaze, laughed a little, and sheepishly changed her wording, "I meant early mornings for middle-aged women are really painful."
After speaking, Jane Sampson sat up, stared at James Black for a few seconds, then stepped down onto the floor, directly pushing aside James Black who was tidying the buttons in front of the dressing table mirror, occupying his original spot to smooth her hair.
James Black knew Jane Sampson was doing it on purpose, so he ignored her and didn't leave her with a word, instead turning to head to the living room.
Only when he reached the doorway, James Black suddenly seemed thoughtful and turned his head back to glance in Jane Sampson's direction.
