Oliver's Substitute Bride (Oliver and Jessica) novel Chapter 198

"Lambert, I'm sorry that I didn't make your life better after giving birth to you. I know you've suffered a lot in the Williams family for so many years." Vicky said with deep emotion.

She found that as long as it wasn't about Jessica, Lambert was very willing to communicate with her.

After all, they were the only relative of each other.

"Mom, I know you haven't been worried about food and clothes these years, but you've been unhappy in your heart. But give me some more time, I'll get them all back that the Williams family owe us." As Lambert spoke, his hand holding the bowl tightened.

"I know you're voicing the discontents for me. But as long as your grandfather is still alive, he won't allow you to justify me. I'm afraid I'll get you into trouble."

"Mother, I have my own decision on this matter. At that time, grandpa can't control me." Lambert said.

Vicky wiped away the tears on her face immediately. "Really?"

Lambert nodded.

"Soon, the entire Williams Group will be under my control. The people of the Williams family will have to listen to me. No one can stop me from doing anything I want."

Lambert looked confident.

Vicky was greatly encouraged by her son's words, but she knew that Oliver had always been the most valued successor of the Williams family.

Although Jeff often scolded Oliver in front of other people, once Oliver came back, he would immediately be the president of the Williams Group.

He didn't put her son, Lambert, in the most important position.

She thought about it for a while and asked worriedly, "What about Oliver?"

"This time, he will never escape from my arrangement," Lambert said fiercely.

Vicky said, "You must take it seriously. Don't underestimate him. He is really a scheming man. I suspect that his legs have recovered, but he was still in the wheelchair, just to make you feel guilty and make you feel bad."

When Lambert was a child, he did feel guilty. After all, Oliver was in a car accident when he went to the hospital to see him.

At that time, he had already understood many things. Besides the guilt, he also hated Oliver.

He hated him for taking away his father, for causing him not to have a complete family, for living only with his grandfather, and for not having his mother by his side.

After all, Oliver had a mother who loved him very much. On every festive day, when he saw the three of them sitting together, his heart filled with hatred.

He could not confide in anyone about these things and pretended to be a good child in front of adults.

Now, with power and money in his hands, he could feel safe and do what he wanted and was willing to do.

When Vicky mentioned the car accident, Lambert suddenly remembered the rumors he had heard at the Old Residence.

At that time, Oliver's mother had just died in a car accident on her way to the hospital to see him.

The servants of the Old Residence said in private that the accident was not accidental. Someone deliberately caused the accident to kill Oliver and his mother.

Obviously, if Oliver and his mother were gone, Lambert and her mother would benefit the most.

At that time, servants often implied that the messenger behind the car accident was his mother.

The servants often took up the cudgel for Oliver's mother and called Lambert's mother a prostitute.

The veteran servants in the Old Residence were sometimes superior to him. He didn't dare to say anything at that time but could only bear it silently.