Oliver's Substitute Bride (Oliver and Jessica)

Vincent didn't know if he was wrong in taking that step.

Sometimes one wrong step would lead to the failure of the whole plan.

He felt regretful.

He was in a dilemma now.

He could tell Oliver what Jane had done.

But Jane could easily finish him by telling on him and Tina to Oliver.

He shuddered to think that.

"I really did nothing wrong to Jessica," Vincent retorted.

Jane thought Vincent was so ridiculous that he was still lying through his teeth at this moment. "Really?" Jane sneered, "But you said you would look after her for her whole life and never leave her."

Vincent didn't know how Jane got to know what he had said to Jessica.

He couldn't make head or tail of her.

How on earth was the daughter of the Kim family related to Jessica?

If they had known each other long ago, Jessica would not have passed away alone in Holland. When the hell had they known each other?

Vincent had too many questions.

Had Oliver's men beaten him too hard so he couldn't tell reality from dream now?

However, the pain in her body kept reminding him that this was all real.

He wasn't dreaming.

Jane continued, "Do you remember what happened in Lambola City? Jessica was pregnant and almost died on the road, but you just left her in the lurch.”

"You knew each other for so many years. Even a stranger wouldn't have been that cruel.”

"How dare you say you did nothing wrong to her? Even your death is not enough to pay what you owe her."

Her words crushed Vincent again.

Who the hell was she? How much did she know about them?

"I... Don't believe that guy whoever told you these. I was very good to her when we were together.” Vincent repeated those words as if Jane would believe him this way.

In fact, Jane hadn't intended to bring up the past.

It was just that his shamelessness had provoked her.

She didn't want this topic to be continued.

The room where Oliver placed him was quite satisfying.

Jane looked around. It was worse than a dungeon.

She would love to leave Vincent suffering here without getting her hands dirty.

Jane didn't want to argue with Vincent anymore so she rose and turned to leave.

Seeing this, Vincent immediately pled on his knees, "Miss Kim, I was terrible to Jessica. She trusted me so much but I failed her. Please get me out of here. I'm begging you."

Jane looked at Vincent who looked like a downright loser and said, "Enjoy the darkness near.” "No, Miss Kim, I have to go back to the Garner Group. We have so many joint projects together. I'm the one who has the final say in the Garner Group.”

Vincent had no idea that ever since he'd been arrested, Oliver had bought a large number of the shares of the Garner Group.

The Garner Group no longer belonged to the Garners now.

At present, the Kim family was the largest shareholder of the Garner Group, the Williams family the second largest.

The old man of the Garner family had given his consent.

Losing money was better than losing his son.

Both his sons had antagonized Oliver. They left him no choice.

He had to give up the shares to Oliver.

Oliver hadn't noticed the Garner Group before because it'd been too small.

It was what the Garner family had done that had drawn his attention to this company in the ascendant.

He was a wolf with an acute sense of smell and never hesitated to swallow his prey whole. Vincent had been kept here all this time, so he didn't know that news.

Vincent's father had done all that to save him.

He had no other choices.

Jane said, "The Garner Group is not of your concern now. Don't be anxious. Maybe Oliver will let you out soon.”

Vincent was relieved to hear that.

He thought that his confession had made Oliver relent and Oliver was just keeping him here to teach him a lesson.

He would release him at last.

Jane came out of the dark room. Simon was standing outside.

He was already getting impatient, but Oliver had allowed this visit.

He said to Jane in a sulky voice, "Miss Kim, I'll drive you back."

Jane sensed impatience and irritation in his voice.

He really didn't want to wait on Jane.

He found this woman annoying.

Jane glanced at Simon and smiled. "Looks like you are very busy. I can go back myself.”

"I am very busy, but Mr. Williams wants me to send you back to Mose Clubhouse.”

Simon didn't know that Jane didn't live there now.

But Jane didn't correct him and let him send her to Mose Clubhouse.

She didn't want Simon and Oliver to know where she lived in Birmingham.

She got into the car and closed her eyes.

Simon sat in the driver's seat and glanced at her from the rearview mirror from time to time. He wondered if this woman was thinking about raising hell again.

Jane was indeed thinking about something.

She was thinking about when things in Birmingham could come to an end.

The Kim family's business was stable now.

After getting the shares of the Garner Group, Oliver seemed to have been placated and stopped targeting the Kim family.

But what should she do in the future?

Was there really no place for her in Birmingham? Was her idea really too reckless that the Kim family should make inroads into the Birmingham market?

She would inevitably meet Oliver here.

It was really a headache.

Jane hoped Lucas would like Birmingham and spend more time here to handle the business. They arrived at Mose Clubhouse soon.

Jane pretended to be sleeping all the way.

She had long felt Simon's hostility.

Perhaps because of what she'd done to Roy, Simon disliked her very much.

Simon had always been loyal to Oliver.

And he had been very nice to her in the past.

She wanted to make peace with him, but it was not the time.

She chose to let him misunderstand her for the time being.

Simon pulled the car over and opened the door for her.

Jane felt the cool wind and realized that they'd arrived

She got out of the car. "Thank you, Mr. Langwell."

"You're welcome."

Simon closed the door without even looking at Jane.

In fact, Jane was glad that Simon was unkind to her. At least he didn't notice who she was. Jane smiled and walked quickly into Mose Clubhouse.