Oliver's Substitute Bride (Oliver and Jessica)

Chapter 191

Lambert looked at his mother suspiciously. He said, "Mother, why has your relationship with Jessica

suddenly improved?"

"That's because I am open-minded, and she is smart, so..." Before Vicky could finish her sentence, she

saw Lambert staring at her without blinking and was too guilty to continue.

"I said I would marry her. No one can stop me, not even you."

Vicky did not dare to say anymore.

"Next time I bring her back, I hope you can treat her well," Lambert said.

"She has already decided to leave. Of course, she won't let you find her easily." Vicky didn't understand

Lambert, as if it was easy to find Jessica.

She was a very smart and flexible woman.

Because of what Jessica had done in front of her, Vicky felt that everything was flawless. She

immediately knew that Jessica was not a pushover that Lambert could handle.

If her son fell deeper, he would be ruined by Jessica sooner or later.

Lambert sneered. "Even if she runs to the ends of the earth, I have a way to make her come back

obediently."

Of course, he never wanted to use this method.

However, it was not up to him now.

Lambert didn't send anyone out to look for Jessica anymore. He just arranged for people in Williams

Hospital to keep an eye on Jessica's grandmother.

He didn't believe that Jessica would completely ignore her grandmother.

As long as her grandmother was still in the hospital, Jessica would be the kite in his hand. No matter

how far she ran, he would pull the rope casually and pull her to his side.

...

Jessica slept on the berth for a whole day and night and finally arrived in York.

This was a small town in the south.

The city here was not as urbanized as Birmingham.

However, there were also people from all over the country. If she, a stranger, stayed here, it would not

be very abrupt.

Jessica found a hotel and checked in first.

It was her first time here, and she didn't know much about the local customs. At that time, she just

wanted to escape from Lambert and this place was far away from Birmingham, so she came to this

strange city.

The first thing she did when she arrived here was to buy a new phone card.

She didn't dare to use the former phone card. She was afraid that Lambert had done something to her

phone which would expose her whereabouts.

She left Birmingham safely, but her grandma was still living in Williams Hospital. She had to contact her

grandma's former nurse, Lannan, to let her see if her grandma was okay.

Jessica was not sure if Lambert would do anything bad to her grandma.Contentt bel0ngs to N0ve/lDrâ/ma.O(r)g!

In the past, she felt that Lambert would never hurt her, but the more she knew about him during the

time she lived with him, the more she felt that Lambert was scary.

This was the exact opposite feeling of Oliver.

She didn't know why she thought of Oliver, the man who could only be live in another parallel life

forever.

She could choose not to hate him, but she would never forgive him.

Jessica went to a new place with a myriad of thoughts and ideas in her mind.

She had been away for a few days, and she worried about her grandma most.

After buying the phone card, she called Lannan first.

Lannan was surprised to hear from Jessica. "Miss White, where are you now?"

Because when Lannan was forced out of Williams Hospital, she was very reluctant but could not

contact Jessica at all, so she had to give up.

"Lannan, I'm not in Birmingham right now, and I won't be there for a while. I want you to help me check

on my grandma and see if she's okay now."

"Sure, Miss White, you can ask me to do anything," Lannan said.

When Lannan was taking care of grandma, Jessica was usually very good to her, and they got along

well.

She knew something about Jessica and knew that she was in trouble now.

"When you visit my grandma, don't mention I have called you. Don't let others know that I've contacted

you."

Jessica arranged a lot because she was afraid that Lannan would reveal her whereabouts.

After hanging up the phone, Lannan went to Williams Hospital immediately.

When she walked into the hospital, she was also wearing a mask. She was afraid that too many people

would recognize her. After all, she had been staying in Williams Hospital to take care of Jessica's

grandmother, and many people in the hospital had seen her.

Lannan went into the elevator smoothly. When she came out and went straight to grandma's ward, she

found that there was no one guarding outside, which was different from what she had thought before.

She knocked on the door. But no one answered, she pushed the door open and went in.

However, there was not a single person in the ward.

Lannan walked around the ward and found that grandma's things were also missing. Just as she was

about to leave, a nurse came in. She looked very unfamiliar and did not know her.

Lannan said, "Hello, may I ask if the patient in this ward has been discharged?"

"Who are you?" The nurse asked.

"I'm here to see the patient. I used to be her servant." Lannan said.

"I'm new here. This ward has been empty for two days."

Lannan thought about the arrangements by Jessica and felt that something must have happened. She

knew that grandma would not be discharged.

She ran downstairs to the front desk to check on Jessica's grandma.

When she heard the ward number she had asked for, the nurse asked her to wait for a while.

Lannan became even more nervous and crossed her hands, waiting for news from the front desk.

Suddenly, a man in black came to her.

"Please follow me." The man said to little Lannan.

Lannan was a little flustered and stammered, "Who are you? I don't know you."

"Mr. Williams wants to see you."

As soon as Lannan heard this, she understood. She had to follow the man in black and took the

elevator to an office.

Lannan entered the office and saw Lambert.

She said, "Mr. Williams, I came to see grandma. I didn't call in advance to confirm that she was

discharged, and I rushed here. I know it's really disturbing."

"Sit down first," Lambert said coldly.

Lannan was a little nervous just now. When she saw Lambert, she didn't have time to react and

explained her intention quickly.

At this moment, she felt that she was really not good at belying. She immediately tried to calm herself

down.

Lannan glanced at the sofa, said "Thank you," and sat down directly.

Lambert stood up from his chair, walked to the sofa opposite Lannan, and sat down. He asked the man

in black to serve the tea.

Lannan said, "I'm good. I'll be leaving soon."

Instantly, two cups of tea were served.

Lambert said, "Drink some tea."

How dare Lannan drink? She came here with the mission, not for tea.