Sister Grace politely invited the siblings out of the ward, feeling very helpless, "Kids, I know you’re struggling too, but I truly can’t help you. My Nia only has today and new hope because they helped us out. I don’t have the right to keep bothering them to do something for me over this money. A person can’t be greedy — once you have greed, you lose even more."

Sister Grace knows that the Black Family’s kindness towards her is far beyond what ten million could repay.

She’s not afraid of being in debt; she’s still young and plans to slowly earn money to pay off the debts incurred for treating Nia’s illness.

What’s she’s afraid of is carrying a heart of greed, and by that time, it would backfire on her Nia.

Those wealthy people, for money, what wouldn’t they do?

This ten million, how easy is it to earn?

She and Nia are just ordinary people, originally shouldn’t be involved in these disputes.

Jane Sampson woke up from a sleep and found it was already dark.

Opened her eyes, turned over, feeling sore all over.

When James Black gets serious, he’s really as strong as an ox.

He must have really been provoked by her; he was truly insensitive at noon.

Jane Sampson supported her old waist as she got out of bed, smelled the aroma of food coming from the kitchen upon reaching the living room.

Jane Sampson shuffled over in small steps and stood at the kitchen doorway, wrinkling her little nose, "You didn’t just make me tomato noodles again, did you?"

Feeling deeply disliked, James Black turned around, holding his mobile phone, on the screen was a cookbook.

"Awake?" James Black glanced at the mobile phone then put it away, responding again, "I didn’t make tomato noodles for you, I’m planning to stir-fry a dish of Manchurian wild rice with meat."

Since Jane Sampson likes Manchurian wild rice, James Black bought some when he went grocery shopping.

Unfortunately, he’s not very good at picking groceries and realized during the peeling and chopping step that he’d bought quite a bit of waste.

"Well, good luck!" Jane Sampson thought for a while, then cheerfully returned to the living room.

Knowing her expression, James Black knew she was secretly mocking him, convinced that she wouldn’t be having Manchurian wild rice tonight.

In terms of culinary skills, James Black has been disdained by Jane Sampson before.

And it’s not his first time being determined to change Jane Sampson’s opinion of him.

But when the Manchurian wild rice came out of the pot, James Black tasted it, and still kept a straight face as he directly dumped the stuff into the trash can next to him, then reheated the leftover meal from noon and set it on the table to call Jane Sampson to eat.

"Hey, where’s the Manchurian wild rice with meat you promised to stir-fry for me?" Jane Sampson asked the question deliberately as she sat down at the table without seeing the dish, with no showing of real confusion on her face.

"Manchurian wild rice?" James Black reached out and served Jane Sampson a chopstickful of leftover braised pork from noon, "Hurry up and eat, don’t waste food."

Jane Sampson propped her chin watching James Black, smiling, "The Manchurian wild rice sprouts, you know, the white ones, the ones you said just now in the kitchen that you’d cook for me~"

"I threw it away." James Black admitted somberly to another culinary flop.

Despite following the cookbook step-by-step, somehow what he cooked was just inedible.

At first, it was undercooked.

Later re-cooked for a while, and in just a short time, it was burned.

Especially the sweet potato flour-covered shredded meat laid at the bottom of the pot, which was burnt so bad that the pot had to be scrubbed several times before it got clean.

"Tomorrow I’ll make it for you, tomorrow morning I won’t go jogging, right?" Jane Sampson moved closer to James Black, "You see, it’s really cold when getting up in the morning, since the weather’s been cooler recently, how about giving me a day off tomorrow?"