Oliver's Substitute Bride (Oliver and Jessica)

Chapter 141

After getting out of the hotel, she walked around a road with gates and arrived at the famous scenic

spot, which was called the red-light district.

As the sky got dark, the dim red light in the windows lit up.

It turned out that the red-light district was really a district, which was not what she saw upstairs as a

row of things.

There were quite a few people in the alley. Like her, most of them just came to see the fun.

In addition to the window girls, there were other shops around.

After walking for a while, Jessica got a general idea of the place, but she didn't want to continue

anymore. She wanted to go to the bar with Oliver to sit down and rest.

The bars in Holland were very quiet compared to those in Birmingham. The lights were dim and there

was not much noise. Some people were drinking and some were eating.

That was the bar Oliver had taken her to before.

She walked to the door of a shop and thought it was a bar where she could rest. Suddenly, she felt a

strange smell and saw the sign at the door.

Although she did not know Dutch, both Dutch and English belonged to Latin languages. So she

guessed from the letters that this was a place where minors were not allowed to enter.

She asked Oliver in confusion, "What kind of strange place is this?"

Oliver said, "The social environment here is more open and takes care of people's needs. As long as

you are an adult, you can be responsible for yourself. Here you can try many things that are forbidden

in other places."

They stopped at the door for a while and were seen by Lucas, who was enjoying the service inside.

Lucas often mingled around the red-light district and happened to come here tonight to relax. Not long

after he sat down, he saw them.

He could tell at a glance that these two were rich people, so he became more curious.

He wanted to get to know them and have some intermediaries, he should earn a lot.

Though he was thinking to do so, he still had to relax here. Nothing mattered more now. Seeing them

talking at the door, he shouldn't be in a hurry to leave.

He took out a special cigarette and began to puff. He looked very happy.

After he relaxed, he suddenly remembered that he must have seen that woman somewhere.

It was only after Lucas finished smoking the whole cigarette that he remembered that the woman was

Tina's stepsister and that the woman had been to Holland before.

Unexpectedly, she was still fine. Now she was in Holland again. He didn't know why she came here this

time.

Lucas immediately went out of the bar, wanting to follow Oliver and Jessica all the way to see where

they were going.

Before he could follow them and walk out of a small alley, he was blocked by a man in a black suit who

appeared out of nowhere and looked like a bodyguard.

Since Lucas had been able to stay in this chaotic place for so long, he was also more observant and

smooth. He knew that if he continued to follow, he would implicate himself.

Lucas took out his phone and found Marina's number, trying to tell her what he saw.

Marina was still awake at night and was playing mahjong at home. When she saw that it was Lucas'

call, she didn't want to answer it. But the phone kept ringing, so she asked the servants to watch the

game for her and answered the phone upstairs.

"Hey, it's so late. Why are you calling?" Marina asked angrily.

"Marina, guess who I saw in the red-light district?"

"You see so many people a day. How do I know who you've met?"

"She's your stepdaughter, and she's with an extraordinary man." Upstodatee from Novel(D)ra/m/a.O(r)g

Marina knew that Oliver and Jessica were going on vacation, but she didn't expect them to go to

Holland. She then asked, "Are you sure?"

"I'm sure I saw the woman right. I don't know the man very well, but he doesn't look like an ordinary

person. If they come to this place again, will they go back to investigate that thing?"

Marina naturally knew that the man Lucas called extraordinarily was Oliver.

She was also a little worried, not knowing if they had come prepared.

Although it was midnight, she couldn't care less. She called Toby and told him about Oliver and Jessica

in Holland.

When Toby heard this, a sinister smile appeared on the corners of his mouth.