CEO's Reborn Wife

Chapter 1350: Chapter 1358: It’s Him

”Why is it from the life before last?” James Black casually asked.

Jane Sampson pursed her lips, because she owed him a life in her previous life.

Thinking of this, Jane Sampson snorted. Maybe it was because she owed him a life in her previous life that she had to be bullied by him in this life as a repayment.

After changing her clothes, Jane Sampson resignedly let James Black lead her out the door.

Initially, she thought he just wanted to take advantage of the sunny weather to walk her around outside, but after walking about ten meters from the dormitory building, Jane Sampson still couldn’t help asking, ”Where are you taking me now?”

When Jane Sampson heard James Black say they were going to the shooting range, she felt like she had been struck by lightning.

”I won’t go! I refuse! I’d rather die than go to the shooting range!” Jane Sampson tried to wriggle out of James Black’s grip and ran back the way they came. If she knew it was the shooting range, she would have hidden under the bed and never come out just now.

”James Black! James Black! I haven’t touched it for so long, if I go now, I’ll surely miss the target every time. I have my pride, please have mercy, can’t you let me save face in front of the guard team?” Jane Sampson was hopping around, desperately trying to wrench her hand out of James Black’s grip, which was as sticky as strong glue.

At this moment, she genuinely wanted to cry but had no tears.

”Practice more, and your skills will slowly improve,” James Black replied without leaving Jane Sampson any room to negotiate. ”I don’t want another incident like the last time in the mountain village, when you had a gun and still couldn’t hit that huge criminal.”

”There won’t be another time; I’m not that unlucky, okay? Can’t you hope for me to be a little better? I’m an actor, normally I’m very safe, okay?” Jane Sampson looked at James Black with pitiful eyes. ”Can I not go to the shooting range?”

James Black shook his head, about to speak again when suddenly a familiar voice came from not far away.

”Hey! Jane Sampson! Jane Sampson you’re in the guard team too!” The person who was running over from the front was Mair Williams, who Jane Sampson had wished a speedy delivery to that morning on Twitter.

Naturally, Liam Woody was by Mair Williams’s side.

It was only when Mair Williams got closer that she noticed James Black was holding Jane Sampson’s hand, and Jane Sampson was obviously trying to flee in every which way.

”What’s this about?” Mair Williams hadn’t forgotten and naturally recognized the man holding Jane Sampson’s hand as Liam Woody’s Chief.

Following a few steps behind Mair Williams, Liam Woody then called out to James Black and Jane Sampson, ”Chief, sister-in-law.”

”Mhm.” James Black glanced indifferently at Mair Williams and Liam Woody. Without asking further, it was clear that bringing someone into the guard team meant that their relationship was different now.

”What?” Mair Williams unceremoniously dug at her ear. ”Who did you call sister-in-law?”

”Me!” Jane Sampson raised her hand, ”Well, I’m really married. That man on the marriage certificate, that’s him.” Jane Sampson poked at James Black’s arm with her small hand.

”Oh my god~” Mair Williams swallowed, ”Back when we were filming the show at the guard team, I guessed that you had some acquaintances here, or very close relatives, but it never crossed my mind that it could be the Chief, and moreover, your husband.”

Having said that, Mair Williams suddenly exclaimed, ”Wait! If the Chief is your husband, then the day when we were punished with a black face in front of everyone, didn’t you say in front of everyone that the Chief was very ugly? You didn’t become sworn enemies because of that incident, then get married even faster than me and Liam Woody, did you?”

”Cough cough cough!” Jane Sampson felt desperate inside, oh boy, her dear sister, always bringing up the most inappropriate things, as if she was afraid that James Black would forget that embarrassing episode from the past.