Oliver's Substitute Bride (Oliver and Jessica) novel Chapter 209

They took the elevator and went straight to the floor of grandma's ward.

As soon as the elevator opened, Jessica saw Lambert.

He was waiting outside the elevator.

Jessica took a deep breath, "Why are you here? Shouldn't you look after grandfather?"

"I'm here to visit grandma." He said.

Lambert came up to take the wheelchair in Jessica's hand and pushed grandma into the ward.

After entering the ward, Lambert let Amy and Annie leave.

There was only grandma, Jessica and Lambert left in the room.

Grandma knew that Lambert was going to say something.

Although she didn't like Lambert in her heart, she remembered that Jessica had told her not to let Lambert find out.

"Sit down first," Grandma said.

Only then did Lambert sit on the sofa, and Jessica also sat down.

"Grandma, I came here today to formally tell you that Jessica and I are getting married," Lambert said.

Grandma didn't answer.

Lambert continued to say, "You also know that Jessica and Oliver were together incidentally. It was only because I wasn't resolute at that time that Jessica had suffered a lot with Oliver."

"Let bygones bygone," Grandma said.

"Jessica should have told you that we are going to hold the wedding in Bali Island. Could you please attend it? I know you are Jessica's favorite person. She also hopes to have you at her wedding."

"Okay."

From the beginning to the end, grandma never treats Lambert kindly.

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Since Vicky knew that Jeff was in the hospital and was in a deep coma, she felt much happier.

Only if Jeff could not speak, she could completely ignore his existence. Perhaps he would never wake up.

So the Williams Family would be under Lambert's command.

Seeing that she was really going to become the hostess of the Williams Family, Vicky began to prepare how to celebrate it.

She was happy, so she took out the records that she had not listened to in years.

The main song on the record was The Rose.

When the music sounded, she also hummed the song.

After a while, the servant came to tell her that Lambert and Jessica were back.

Vicky had specifically told the servant to tell her once Lambert came back.

Because she knew that Lambert and Jessica had gone to the hospital early in the morning, and she wanted to know if Jeff had woken up.

This was a matter of utmost importance to her.

Vicky put away the record and went to Lambert to ask about the information.

Lambert sent Jessica back and left immediately.

Vicky didn't even see him.

It was lunchtime, and only she and Jessica were eating.

The servant brought the food up. As soon as Jessica picked up the knife and fork, she was startled by Vicky's scream.

"Is there any problem?" Jessica glanced at Vicky and asked.

The latter stood up from her seat and walked to Jessica. She took Jessica's left hand and her eyes seemed to have stuck to Jessica's middle finger.

Then she pointed to the ring on her hand, "Where did you get this?"

"I am eating." Jessica looked at Vicky and signaled her to let go of her hand.

Vicky felt a little embarrassed. Remembering that she was about to become the hostess of the Williams Family, she thought she had to be calm. She couldn't lose her identity just because Jessica wore a diamond ring.

Of course, it could be seen that the diamond ring was valuable according to its quality and size.

When Vicky was young, she couldn't get Daniel's accompany and love. So she liked to buy some jewelry to comfort herself.

So, when she saw the ring in Jessica's hand, she knew that it was a rare treasure.

She pulled her clothes to calm herself down and walked back to her seat.

"It was Lambert who bought this ring for you, right?"

Obviously, Jessica couldn't afford it herself. Besides, it was difficult for her to go out now, let alone go shopping.

Jessica was silent and acquiesced.

Seeing Jessica look indifferent, Vicky really wanted to pull it off and put it on her own hand.

She continued to say, "On the wedding day, you should exchange rings, right?"

"I don't know," Jessica said coldly.

"Jessica." Vicky smiled and said, "If you have a wedding ring in the future, can you let me wear this ring on your hand now?"

Jessica didn't expect Vicky to care so much about jewelry at such an old age.

If it were in the past, she would feel that although she was sometimes neurotic, she was also a pitiful person. So it would be nothing to send her the ring.

Anyway, she had no feelings for these things at all. She just wanted to be free.