Oliver's Substitute Bride (Oliver and Jessica) novel Chapter 356

Flora had prepared everything before Tracy came. She recorded the whole conversation.

Then she handed the recording directly to Vivian.

When Vivian handed Jane the recorded conversation, she was furious.

She didn't expect Marina and Tina to plot against her from the very beginning.

Jane immediately went to look for her old things which were left by her mother and grandmother. They didn't leave many things to her. So wherever she went, she would carry them.

She opened a jewelry box and saw a tulip earring lying there quietly.

Her mother sent her this set of jewelry on her birthday and told her to keep it well.

Later, when Tina came to the White family, she insisted on asking for this set of jewelry.

To persuade Jason to send grandma to a better nursing home, she gave this necklace to Tina as the exchange.

So Tina and Marina asked Jason to send grandma to a good nursing home.

She didn't expect that this tulip jewelry was Oliver's token.

If Oliver had found her, she wouldn't have miscarried.

She thought Marina and Tina not only murdered her mother but also her child.

If it weren't for her good luck, her whole family would have been killed by Marina.

Marina was the most sinful person. She actually lived a good life in this world, which was absurd.

Jane wondered why she happened to meet Oliver at that time. There must be a hidden connection.

She always had a feeling that this matter didn't happen coincidentally.

She was uncertain that how much Tracy knew. Jane couldn't completely believe her words.

She had already interrogated the person closest to Marina and Tina, Jason.

Marina plotted to trap her in Holland and arranged the engagement between Tina and Vincent.

She was sure that Jason did not lie to her.

Since Jason didn't know, then Tina's other father might be one of the insiders.

Fortunately, Luk didn't find out that she was Jessica.

Jane wanted to interrogate Luk in person.

Perhaps she could find out something new. If she associated it with what Tracy knew, then she might realize what happened that year.

She also wanted to know what Oliver did back then and why he happened to be in Twentyseven Hotel.

With doubts, Jane asked her subordinate to take Luk from the hospital to the basement where he lived when he first came back.

Luk had been recuperating in the hospital these days. Although his butt had been hurting, at least he didn't have to worry about his security. He just needed to rest.

Jane's subordinate suddenly took him back. He was very scared.

He was afraid that Jane would kill him now since he had helped her ruin Jason's reputation.

Marina kept telling him that as long as he didn't offend Oliver, he didn't offend any big shots.

Jason didn't have any enemies. He had been living his life for so many years, except that he often bragged in front of his partners.

However, no one had a blood feud with him.

Marina completely forgot about the Youngren family.

Because the Youngren family had no descendants. Their only daughter, Jessica, had died.

She asked someone to kill her in person, so she was very sure.

So, she couldn't believe that Jason had an enemy.

Luk couldn't tell Marina directly that a young lady came to Birmingham to deal with Jason. If he told her, Marina would definitely get to the root of the matter. By them, his real identity would be exposed.

So, he hadn't thought about it since that and followed Jane's order.

When she was really going to tell him why she had to avenge Jason. Luk didn't dare to listen to the answer.

Because on TV plays and movies, nobodies were stabbed to death because they knew the secrets of big shots.

He was afraid that Jane was about to tell him the whole story before killing him.

"Miss Kim, I don't dare to inquire about the purpose of your move. I just want to do what you asked me to do. I will definitely do it well."

Luk showed his loyalty to Jane again.

"Well, I want to know something about the eldest daughter of the White, Jessica. Tell me what do you know." Jane asked coldly.