Oliver's Substitute Bride (Oliver and Jessica)

Chapter 234

Ian and Jessica were eating in the room happily.

The nurse took her grandma in.

"Grandma, have you eaten yet?" Jessica said.

They usually ate separately, which was more convenient.

Grandma would come over to chat with her during the day.

"I've eaten. I heard that you have a friend over, so I want to thank him for coming to see you." Grandma

said.

"Grandma."

Ian heard Jessica call grandma, and he followed.

"Hello. You'd better eat first. I'll come later."

"Grandma, this is a friend I met last time in Holland. He helped me a lot back then. He happens to

come to Birmingham," Jessica said.

"Thank you." Grandma nodded at Ian. "What's your name?" Nôvel(D)rama.Org's content.

"Ian." Jessica introduced ahead.

"All right, I'll leave you to get on."

Ian stayed late at the hospital with Jessica.

The two of them seemed to have a lot to say. Ian looked at the time and said, "It's time for you to have

a rest. I'll see you tomorrow."

"Where do you live now?"

"In Mose."

"Okay, I'll ask the nurse to lead you out and take a taxi back."

As soon as Ian left the hospital building, Garfield walked over. "Mr. Ian, Mr. Williams asked me to pick

you up."

He glanced at the Rolls-Royce beside him. "As benefits the car of Oliver."

Ian said to the nurse, "Go back to tell Jessica that Oliver has sent someone to pick me up and let her

not worry."

After he got in the car, he called Oliver. "I just came out of Jessica's ward. Thank you for sending

someone to pick me up this late."

"Is she okay?" The man's lonely voice came from the other end of the phone.

"Not good. You have to visit her often."

The other end of the phone suddenly became silent as if there was no one else.

"Why are you two bracket each other? Is there any misunderstanding between you that can't be

resolved?"

At this moment, Ian wanted to be a peacemaker to make their harmony.

"Not now. I have something to deal with right away."

Oliver hung up after saying that.

In the GrandVille Apartments, Oliver sat in the study, with a lot of cigarette butts in the ashtray before

him.

He had recently started to lose sleep again and hadn't rested well for a long time.

Martin and Simon both advised him to see a psychiatrist, but he didn't want to.

There were a lot of Jessica's clothes in the cloakroom. Every day when he came home, he would look

at them as if Jessica was still living at home.

In particular, the wedding dress he had designed himself had not been put away by the servants.

He was basically working in Jessica's study now. The servants at home could tell that the young master

had not forgotten his wife.

However, he would never bring his wife home again.

After all, the former wife almost became the wife of Mr. Williams.

The servants at home would gossip about this.

Oliver returned to a workaholic, working late every day.

...

In the Williams Hospital, when grandma was pushed for a walk by the nurse downstairs, she met Oliver

and Simon, followed by a crying girl.

Something must have happened.

Grandma asked the nurse to ask what was going on.

After a while, the nurse said, "It seems that someone has died. Maybe the one who injured abroad."

In this hospital, patients may die every day, but they only saw Oliver appear here. His body was

emitting a chill, and he did not see Jessica's grandmother at all.

Grandma guessed that it must be Tom who had just come back from Bali Island.

After all, he had been shot to save Jessica, so she went to the nurse to confirm.

As she had been in the hospital for a long time, and often appeared at the inpatient department. The

nurses inside basically knew her.

As Tom was no ordinary person, whether it was when Oliver or Lambert was around, they would

arrange the best ward and doctor for him.

As she came over and asked in person, the nurse didn't hide it from her, saying that Tom had just

passed away.

Then she went to Jessica's ward with the nurse's help.

"Jessie, Tom just passed away," Grandma said.

"How could it be? Although the gunshot wound was serious, how could he pass away just for a few

days?" Jessica said sadly.

She said to the nurse, "Please push me over there to take a look."

As she spoke, she was about to get dressed.

The nurse advised her not to go over. After all, in her current situation, although there was only a sign

of premature rupture of amniotic fluid, it was better to be careful.

Jessica was in a panic. These things were all chain reactions caused by her. She couldn't stop blaming

herself.

She wanted to apologize to Tom's family in person and see Tom off.

After all, she wouldn't be able to attend the memorial by then. It was more convenient to go to the

hospital now.

The nurse called Jessica's attending doctor over and they discussed it before agreeing to let Jessica sit

in a wheelchair to go there.

Jessica's hands were trembling as she put on her clothes.

She still remembered how Tom was injured at that time, bleeding profusely.

Ever since her grandma and her mother left one after another, she had not seen the person beside her

die for a long time.

She felt uneasy in her heart.

The nurse helped her into a wheelchair.

Tom's ward was on the sixth floor. Before the elevator opened, Jessica heard a woman crying.

Jessica stood at the door of the ward and saw a lot of people inside.

She saw Simon first, then Oliver. There was a woman in Oliver's arms, crying.

Seeing this, Jessica thought of coming back later.

Just as she signaled the nurse to push her away, she heard Simon say, "Madam... Ms. White, why are

you here?"

Oliver turned around and saw Jessica. He picked up Jasmine in his arms and let her sit in the chair

next to him.

Jessica saw that the person on the bed inside was covered by a white sheet, and then her eyes

instantly turned red.

He walked up to Jessica and said, "Go up first. You can't be here now."

"I'll leave in a minute," Jessica said.

Jessica asked the nurse to push her towards the girl sitting in the chair.

The girl who had been crying had long hair with her face buried in Oliver's arms. She did not see

clearly.

Now, she walked in and found it was Jasmine.

That was the only friend she got along with when she worked at the Williams Group.

Later, after she regained her memory, she also knew that the secretary who had eaten alone with

Oliver in the conference room was Jasmine.

She was stunned.