Oliver's Substitute Bride (Oliver and Jessica)

Chapter 466

The company under the Kim Group, which was blocked by refugee capital, finally avoided further

losses thanks to Lucas's efforts over the last two nights and three days.

That also reminded Jane and Lucas that re-establish business in Birmingham was difficult and back-

breaking.

They breathed a sigh of relief when the company's affairs were temporarily settled.

Jane then asked Vivian about Vincent.

Vivian said that Vincent was caught by Oliver and Oliver didn't let him out.

She didn't know why Oliver did this.

After all, the Kim family and the Garner family also cooperated. If he didn't deliberately make things

difficult for Vincent, he would suppress the Kim family in this aspect.

It seemed that Oliver was going to get his loss back.

And these were clearly things that belonged to the Youngren family. In Oliver's opinion, whatever he

snatched belonged to him.

Jane wanted to meet Vincent to confirm Oliver's intentions.

Perhaps she would have a head-on showdown with Oliver not long after.

No matter what, she had to remind Lucas to be vigilant.

Jane always felt that he trusted Oliver's words too much.

But she knew how cunning and versatile Oliver was.

No one could know his true colors.

Jane had thought she understood Oliver very well. However, when she found out the truth behind the

matter, she was still shocked. It was completely beyond her imagination.

For example, she could not believe that the first time she met Oliver was in such a situation.

Oliver probably didn't know that the woman he bought in Holland was her.

Jane never wanted to mention it.

But now that she was back, she could not leave for the time being. It was wise to help Lucas stay here

for a while.

After all, she didn't know when those hidden forces would come back.

Jane had already moved out of the Mose Clubhouse and lived in the garden villa as a temporary

settlement in Birmingham.

The Youngren family villa was empty for the time being.

She hadn't decided what to do yet.

She didn't know how long she would stay in Birmingham. If it was long enough, she would like to move

into the Youngren family villa, which was her real home.

However, she did not want to stay here for a long time.

Although she no longer lived in the Mose Clubhouse, she still missed the Mose Clubhouse. After all,

she had lived there for a long time.

So, Jane went to the Mose Clubhouse and went to the old seat where she used to sit.

She just wanted to relax for a while.

Just as Jane was about to drink the coffee, she looked up and saw the familiar man.

Oliver was striding towards the Mose Clubhouse.

She thought she was going to ask Vivian about him and wanted to see Vincent.

She came across Oliver here.

Oliver saw Jane.

Jane immediately raised the coffee in her hand and shoed to Oliver as if she was greeting him.

Oliver's face was as cold as ice.

Perhaps it was still because Jane dared to take his son away directly.

Oliver was also astonished to see Jane.

This woman was really bold. If she had left, why would she still be here?

For some reason, when Oliver saw Jane again, he always felt insecure.

He always felt that this woman would do something in Birmingham.

Previously, he didn't blame this woman because he owed Lucas a big favor in the past.

In the future, if she was allowed to do anything, she would really be lawless.

Oliver was about to go upstairs, but at this time, he turned directly to the seat where Jane was sitting

and sat down directly.

Jane was still a little nervous at first. She told herself that she had never owed Oliver anything. Oliver

owed her too much.

"Don't be guilty." She thought.

Soon, Jane calmed down.

Oliver said coldly, "You are really bold. You dare to appear in Birmingham."

Jane didn't answer Oliver, she called out to the waiter, "Help Mr. Williams, have an American coffee,

half milk, no sugar."

Oliver was stunned again when he heard Jane's words.

He always only drank American coffee, of course, his habit was no sugar, no any sweet taste, but to

add half of a milk ball, so that the taste would not be light.

But apart from the servants at home and the people around him knew about this habit.

No one else knew.

Oliver had always been careful not to let outsiders know him too much.

Therefore, the people who worked beside him signed confidentiality agreements and would not easily

tell anyone about him.

Jane's words were completely unexpected to him.

It seemed that this woman could not be underestimated.

Oliver sneered. "You seem to have prepared well."

Obviously, Oliver meant that Jane knew about his habits.

Oliver must have thought that Jane had gathered information about him, so she knew his habits.

Jane also sneered. "Why, didn't I order well? Treat you to a cup of coffee. It won't offend you again, will

it?"

Oliver knew that Jane was deliberately beating around the bush.

If he was invited to coffee, no matter what, he could feel the kindness.

However, Jane's actions made him feel the provocations.

Soon, the waiter brought the coffee.

Jane then said, "This cup of coffee is my apology to you. I happened to see Roy at the Garner family

last time. I didn't expect him to follow me, so I took him out to play. I didn't mean to be seen, and the

person blackmailed you. I'm really sorry." This is from NôvelDrama.Org.

When Oliver heard Jane say that, he almost crushed the coffee cup.

This woman was eloquent.

All of this was done by her, and now she's putting all the blame on someone else.

She said that someone with ulterior motives had deliberately threatened him when the person saw her

with Roy.

Oliver said coldly. "Thank you for taking my son out. You were hard to be invited before, and it's rare for

you to show up now."

Jane smiled and said, "Is Roy okay? I saw how happy he was that day. I think you are too incompetent

as his parents. You don't even know what children like."

She beat around the bush and scolded Oliver and Tina. They were not qualified to be parents. They

raised their son like this and their son almost couldn't involve in the children's collective life.