This was just one of the many small wishes written in Jane Sampson's diaries.
And in those diaries that Jane had, James Black saw many similar wishes.
For instance, she wrote that when she grew up, she wanted to marry her piano teacher, or a chef, or a cleaner because she thought her piano teacher was very handsome, marrying a chef meant she could eat delicious food every day, and by marrying a cleaner, she wouldn't have to clean herself.
At that time, Jane Sampson was very young, hence she had such innocent wishes.
The diaries that followed were from when Jane was a bit older.
James picked them up, but without flipping them open, he just looked at the dates and then put them back down.
Counting them, her diaries stopped at the age of 18.
After that, she never wrote again.
One diary per year.
The notebooks changed from cartoon covers to uniformly black and white covers later.
