No one in the Sampton Family was aware of this recent internet upheaval.
The Sampton Family didn't have many relatives, and James Black, as the grandson-in-law, truly wasn't idle, with many guests coming and going in the house. Families in the village who had connections with Granny Sampton also came to pay their last respects.
James Black, acting as the grandson-in-law, busily attended to these guests, and only after someone could take over for him did he finally breathe a sigh of relief.
James Black didn't even have time to drink water before heading into the Memorial Hall to see Jane Sampson.
Jane Sampson still maintained the same posture as when he last saw her, sitting there, having cried for one whole night.
James Black slowly approached Jane Sampson, then bent down behind her, gently patted the back of her hand, and asked, "Do you want some water? I'll pour it for you."
Jane Sampson gently shook her head, her movements seemed a bit sluggish, and her body kept trembling.
