Chapter 1059 - 1067: I Don’t Believe

James Black pondered for a moment, then inexplicably nodded his head.

After ten seconds or so, he finally sat down next to Jane Sampson and pulled her into his arms.

"It really is a pity to say, why did I only discover now how lovable you are? Why didn’t I realize before that you are such a treasure?" James Black’s tone was truly one of regret, "All these years of marriage, and it’s all been wasted."

Thinking about the past, James Black felt annoyed now.

It truly felt like a pity.

Throughout their many years of marriage, the time when he still hadn’t understood her or fallen in love with her was wasted.

In a human lifetime, even if one could live to be 100 years old, how long is that really?

He had missed her before their marriage, missed her as she grew up.

After marriage, he was still missing out.

He had missed out for many years.

Only now had he begun to cherish the treasure of his life.

Just a second ago, Jane was thinking about throwing a tantrum, but the next second, she was stunned by James Black’s words calling her lovable and a treasure.

He said she was a treasure.

He also said she was lovable.

The corners of Jane’s lips barely lifted. Eventually, she almost couldn’t control the upward curve of her lips, slowly increasing.

In the end, she smiled a very satisfying smile.

Then she directly wrapped her arms around him, her small face rubbing non-stop against his chest.

Like a spoiled little cat.

"James Black..." Jane’s voice, filled with laughter, repeated his name while she was in his arms, feeling endlessly emotional, "So it turns out that loving you can make my world so different."

Indeed, opening her heart to love this man really did change the world.

He was like a light in her once dim world, suddenly illuminating her entire life.

Bringing limitless color to her life.

"Did you sneak some of the candy I bought for you before coming in?" James Black’s palm gently patted the small head in his arms.

"I didn’t!" Jane defended, "I haven’t even opened it yet!"

"Then why is your mouth so sweet?" James Black lifted her up, letting the woman who had been lying in his arms sit directly on his lap.

His hands gently lifted her chin, his voice low, "I don’t believe it, so I have to kiss you to see if you’re lying."

No sooner had he spoken than his kiss had already landed.

It was a very gentle, tender kiss, grazing her lips and tongue as softly as a feather.

Unrelated to any other desire.

Simply because at this moment, his heart was filled solely with the thought of kissing her.

She was sweeter than her favorite lollipop.

James Black thought, if he hadn’t fallen in love with Jane Sampson, perhaps, he would have never believed that his life could be completely different because of one person.

It became lively.

It accumulated more concerns.

More longing.

More anticipation.

No one had ever told James Black that love could be so irresistibly compelling.

The kiss ended reluctantly, and Jane rested against James Black, dizzy for a while before she slowly came to.

At this time, Jane was wondering in her heart, perhaps that hidden book taught people how to kiss?

The two lingered in the bedroom for a while before going out, Jane went to the kitchen to make dinner, while James Black watched Jane hustle in the kitchen.

This morning and noon, they had switched roles.

James Black stood next to the kitchen with his mobile phone, neither getting in the way nor disturbing Jane; when she turned her head and saw James Black, she was surprised to find that he was texting someone.