Bright Sampson didn't dare gamble on so many possibilities.
By comparison, another method seemed much simpler.
"Bright, think carefully, don't act impulsively and do things without considering the consequences." James Black watched the serious expressions of the young siblings and reminded Bright Sampson, "What you do may very well turn into a mistake that ruins you."
After James Black finished speaking, the whole room fell silent.
The big truths have been spoken hundreds of times, and everyone understood internally. Bright Sampson wasn't unclear or unable to grasp them; he was simply unable to get past the hurdle of being a son faced with a major issue concerning his father, knowing he has the ability to change things yet remaining indifferent.
Perhaps it's because he grew up with Jane Sampson, as from the time he could remember, it was Jane Sampson who raised him, so in this regard, Bright Sampson's character is very similar to Jane Sampson's.
