Oliver's Substitute Bride (Oliver and Jessica) novel Chapter 441

Jason was a little confused. Marina found someone to kill Jessica. How did she survive?

Jason had no scruples now, he wanted to figure it out.

He asked, "Jessica, where have you been all these years?"

Jason did not dare to ask why Jessica changed into Jane and became so powerful.

"If you want to die with knowing the truth, it'll be too boring. You should remain unknown so that you can live a long life." Jane said.

Obviously, Jane was threatening.

Jason knew that Oliver had not forgotten Jessica all these years and would personally come to her grave every year.

Oliver even built the golden area in the west of the city into the Jessica Art Gallery regardless of objection.

It was a valuable area.

Jessica had once gone to the Zamani Group and begged them to sell the land to them. She had suffered a lot, and Alice had beaten her up for that.

Jason heard this from Tina.

At that time, Tina and Alice had been friends, so Tina knew a lot.

Oliver valued Jessica so much. But when Jane came back, they had nothing to do with each other.

Jane must have hidden her identity from Oliver just as she was hiding it from them.

Otherwise, she would have lived in the GrandVille Apartments instead of in the Mose Clubhouse.

Jason suddenly thought of the child again.

Jessica was going to take everything Tina had managed so well in these years.

Jason knew the secret of the child's birth. Tina would bring that secret into her grave, and Jason and Marina would not tell anyone else about it either.

If Oliver knew about it, he didn't know what would happen to him and Marina.

Oliver scared them.

Jane scared them, too.

If Oliver and Jane were to reunite, then he and Marina would be dead.

Jason didn't want to die like this ever since he knew that Tina was his daughter.

He could still live with Marina, and he had to hide his strength for revenge for his daughter.

Maybe one day, he could take Jane down.

Jason somewhat got the nerve to think about the future

"Jessica, I'm getting old. Let me go. I will love you more than my daughter."

Jane rolled her eyes at him. Jason saw her as his daughter now.

Just as Jason finished speaking, there seemed to be thunder outside.

Jason trembled in fear.

But Jane seemed to have no fear of the natural phenomena.

Nothing was worse than people's hearts.

She had experienced the darkest thing in the world, and the thunder and lightning didn't affect her.

But the beads of sweat on Jason's forehead were falling.

He was afraid that because he had said something wrong so that thunder reminded him.

There was a heavy rain outside, and it was probably Tina crying.

Jason had knelt by Tina's bed. He confessed and admitted that she was his biological daughter, but now he was kneeling and telling Jane that he would love Jane more than his daughter.

Jason didn't dare to talk nonsense anymore.

He was afraid that it would cause Tina's dissatisfaction.

Jason went to the hospital drenched.

He went to Tina's ward and found that it was empty.

Only then did he remember that Tina had passed away.

Jason went to look for Marina and saw that she and Oliver were talking.

He didn't dare to go forward.

He was afraid that Oliver would blame him.

No matter how much Oliver disliked Tina, Tina lived in GrandVille Apartments and had been Roy's mother.

But Jason killed Tina.

Jason hid aside and waited for Oliver and Marina to finish their conversation before going to Marina.

Soon, Jason watched Oliver leave and walked to Marina.

Marina looked at Jason drenched in water. "Where the hell have you been?"

"I, I went to..."

Jason couldn't tell Marina that he went to Jane to avenge Tina just now.

He wanted to bring Jane to kneel in front of Tina, asking Jane to apologize for her mistake. But he was naive.

Before he could do anything to Jane, her men tied him up.

And Jane only let Jason go because he had to see his daughter for the last time.

"Something big is going to happen," Marina said.

"Tell me what happened. Did Oliver handle Tina's funeral alone and not let us participate?"

"No, it's about the child. Oliver asked about what happened back then."