Oliver's Substitute Bride (Oliver and Jessica) novel Chapter 431

Oliver didn't know what to say when Jane asked him.

For some reason, he was always stuck for words in front of this woman.

Perhaps because he felt too guilty about Jessica, he was less imposing in front of her.

Jane knew that she had finished her work and didn't want to stay any longer, so she said, "I won't disturb you. Bye."

As she spoke, she walked out.

At this moment, a timid little boy stood at the door.

It was Roy.

Jane had done so nasty things to Tina before, but she did not feel sorry or regret at all.

However, when she saw the little boy in front of her, she felt very sorry.

After all, it was such a sad and pitiful thing for such a young child to lose his mother.

It reminded her of the moment when she had just lost her mother. Her sight was blocked by tears.

She didn't want to be so cruel.

But it was Tina and Marina who had been planning to destroy her and kill her.

Jane said to Roy, "I'm sorry."

This apology was a little abrupt in this room. At least Oliver thought so when he heard it.

After all, the reason why Tina ended up like this was because of Jason, and it had nothing to do with Jane.

What Oliver didn't know was that Jason only did this because Jane kept the fact that Jason was Tina's biological father from him.

Whether it was the damage that Luk had caused to Tina or what Jason had done to Tina later, Jane was behind these and constantly created conditions.

Although Jane didn't put the knife on Tina's neck with her own hands, it was really cruel for her to use Tina's biological father to end her life with his own hands.

That was why she apologized to Roy.

Roy looked at Jane with an innocent expression and bright eyes.

After Jane rejected him directly last time, he did not dare to show his enthusiasm and intimacy to her as before.

So there was timidity in his eyes, which made Jane feel guilty.

She didn't want to be hurt once, but she really hurt a child and made him lose her mother.

Roy said after a few seconds, "Auntie, are you still unwilling to talk to me?"

Jane couldn't stop crying. She thought she was already heartless and would not be moved by anything, nor would she be sad because of what happened to others, but she was moved because of the words of the child in front of her.

Soon, Jane adjusted her emotion.

It would be a great joke to show any sadness in front of this family.

However, she still had a little kindness towards Roy, so she considered it as a little compensation for him.

And the last time when she was at the back gate of University A, she was very rude at that time.

After all, this child had never done anything to hurt her, and he was so eager to talk to her, but she coldly rejected the child's good gesture.

Jane smiled and said, "Roy, auntie didn't ignore you. Last time, auntie was in a bad mood. I apologize to you."

Roy saw that Jane spoke so kindly this time, so he smiled and said, "I knew it. Last time it was because you were busy with something, not because you didn't like me."

Jane had no choice but to say against her will, "Auntie likes you."

Roy was even happier when he heard Jane say that she liked him.

Jane knew at this moment that this child was so sensitive.

It was not appropriate for her to show such expression casually and was saw by him.

Sometimes, children were smarter than adults and could understand the nature of things in the simplest way.

He saw Jane's displeasure, but he couldn't figure out why Jane was displeased.

Even Oliver had not fully understood Jane's thoughts, not to mention Roy.

Oliver didn't understand her even after he knew a lot of information.

Of course, there was a lot of information that Jane used to confuse him on purpose so that he wouldn't find out so early that Jane was Jessica. Yes, she was still alive.

Sometimes knowing too much information was not necessarily a good thing if the information was wrong.

That was why Oliver was fooled all this time.

However, ever since Oliver found out that Jane was Jessica's friend, he understood why she did what she had done, which made him feel extremely guilty.

It seemed that all these years, what he had done for Jessica was insignificant.

What he did was really insignificant compared to her friends.

Jane knew what she showed just now made Roy misunderstand.

So she bent down and smiled, "Little friend, let me read you a story, okay?"

She just wanted to get out of this awkward situation quickly, so she had to do something that could divert Roy's attention.

Children were easy to be distracted.

As soon as Roy heard that Jane was going to tell him a story, he clapped his hands and sat down on the sofa.