Oliver's Substitute Bride (Oliver and Jessica)

"I'm telling the truth.”

Hearing the affirmative answer, Jessica was confused.

"Then why did you lie to me about getting engaged in the Netherlands?"

"Tina arranged everything back then. She just wanted you to give up.”

Jessica recalled that a lot of things she got to know were really conveyed by Tina. At that time, Vincent and Tina were both studying in the Netherlands, one was studying for a master's degree, and the other was studying at a professional university.

Vincent just called to invite her to the Netherlands and helped write an invitation to go abroad. The engagement was something Tina had told her after returning home.

The first day she arrived in the Netherlands, Tina also received her. The two of them had been waiting for Vincent to come over. They didn't expect that Vincent didn't show up, but someone else. Tina must know something.

Vincent sent Jessica to the hospital's emergency room and left.

The doctor who examined her was also straightforward, telling her that she should take good care of herself. Then he scolded the child's father for being a beast, leaving a sick pregnant woman alone.

Jessica smiled bitterly. She didn't know who the baby's father was. That was so ridiculous.

She had been in a daze that night, and it was the first time she had an intimate relationship with a man. Most of the time, she closed her eyes and did not remember what the man was like.

Jessica had to stay in bed and recuperate until her condition was completely stable. Until then could she be discharged. Otherwise, not only the baby but also herself would suffer a lot.

She didn't expect that she escaped to Lambola City just to go directly to the hospital. Originally, she planned to look for a job here. If she could find a suitable job, she decided to stay here for the time being. But what happened was totally out of her control.

However, this trip was not in vain. She realized that the baby's father was not Vincent at all.

'How many shameful things Tina had done behind my back? When she got better, I must find Tina to ask. Whether by threat or temptation, I must figure it out.’

Because it was inconvenient for Jessica to get out of bed, she hired a nurse. Coincidentally, the nurse's surname was Weaver, the same as that of grandma's nurse.

Jessica called the hotel and explained her situation, and asked the nurse to check out for her. Oliver followed Martin's advice and went to see the psychiatrist Larry.

Larry came straight to the point, "Mr. Williams, haven't you been resting well recently?"

Oliver had been frowning. Recently, everyone could feel the anger around him when they saw him. Those who knew him well dared to ask what was going on. The others just wanted to stay away from him, afraid that they would anger him and cause trouble.

"No," Oliver replied.

Insomnia had been far away from him for a long time. When his mother had just left him, he had such symptoms. After seeing a doctor, he gradually recovered. He did not expect that because of Jessica's departure, he suffered insomnia again.

Larry had seen a lot of people who came to see the doctor. They were depressed and didn't dare to look at others. But Oliver, who was sitting in front of him, looked very powerful and noble, even though he couldn't hide his tiredness.

"Do you know why you can't sleep?”

"An unimportant person suddenly left me.”

Larry repeated, "An unimportant person, right?"

Oliver didn't have any expression on his face and just nodded.

Larry suddenly felt that he might find a way to cure Oliver. It was because of an unimportant person. The people who came to see him basically trusted the doctor very much, which could help the patient out of the psychological plight as soon as possible.

However, Mr. Williams was obviously lying.

"Mr. Williams, sometimes, facing some things directly is a good way to solve the problem.”

After a few seconds, Oliver said indifferently, "I'll figure out a way."

After that, Oliver stood up and was about to leave. The scheduled one-hour treatment ended in less than ten minutes.

Larry sent Oliver out of the clinic.

Oliver was normal when he was in the company and worked late every day.

But when he returned to GrandVille Apartments and looked at the empty room, he felt greatly depressed.

Sometimes he would wake up in the middle of the night, wondering if that woman had recovered or not, and what was going on with her.

Oliver's insomnia was getting worse and worse, and Simon couldn't stand it anymore. If it went on like this, the president would not be able to bear it, so he had to ask Martin for help.

Martin introduced Larry, a famous psychiatrist, to him. Larry was an internationally renowned psychologist and also a classmate of Martin when he was studying.

Simon had thought that such a good doctor would cure his illness, but he didn't expect that Oliver's problem became worse.

"Doctor Deerman, please talk to Mr. Williams."

"Hurry up and get his wife back. She's the good medicine to cure your president. There are no other ways."

Only the person he cared about could cure his mental problem.

Oliver's men had already gotten Lambola City according to Jessica's driving trajectory. But Lambola City was so big and it was out of the Williams Family's control, they were not able to find her in a short time.

As soon as Martin hung up the phone, someone came in without knocking.

"Doctor Fain, you're here. Sit down. You've done a great job for our hospital. There will be a reward soon.”

This was not Martin's nonsense. Oliver had promised to give money to their hospital to thank them for saving Jessica.

Doctor Fain sneered, "Don't be too happy. That girl will definitely be in trouble if she leaves the hospital so early. Why doesn't your friend know how to take care of her?"

Martin didn't know that Jessica would be in such a hurry to leave the hospital. In fact, even if he knew, he could only help her hide from Oliver temporarily. But he didn't know how long he could hide it. Now she was gone, and there was no news of her. Oliver was still worried about her health.