A few seconds later, Jane Sampson whispered quietly to James Black for him to hear, "I didn't want it."
"If you didn't want it, why did you post that on Twitter?" James asked, "I thought you wanted it."
"I just refuse to take the blame for some people; I didn't take it, and I don't want people to mistakenly think I did." Jane hummed, "Also, who did you get the photo back from? You didn't tear it down yourself, did you?"
"I wanted to tear it down, but I was a step too late. When I went there, Emily Lancaster had already torn it down, and I asked her to give it back." James replied, "I don't like my photo plastered on the bulletin board for people to comment on, nor do I like my photo left in a stranger's hands."
"Do you want it or not?" James asked Jane Sampson again, "If yes, I'll go back and get it for you."
"Want! Want! Want!" The hypocritical Jane Sampson repeatedly responded three times that she wanted it when James asked the second time.
