Oliver's Substitute Bride (Oliver and Jessica) novel Chapter 423

Jane didn't want to recall her child, neither did Tina. Whenever Tina thought about her own kid, she felt anguished.

That's because the one who died very soon after it was born was her child.

Although Tina didn't like children, after all, it was her own child.

Soon after it was born, the baby had difficulty in breathing and then died.

The doctor said it was because the baby seemed to have been exposed to some kind of virus when it was in the womb.

When it was in the womb, the amniotic fluid protected it from the virus.

However, when it was born, the fetus was exposed to the virus. So very soon, it died.

Later, the doctor examined Tina's amniotic fluid and found that it contained a substance related to what she often injected into her face.

Before Tina got pregnant, she often had cosmetic surgery on her face and body.

When she was pregnant, she was very careful. She only had mini-plastic surgery on her face for fear that it would be harmful to her baby.

Therefore, during pregnancy, she was much uglier than usual.

Even though her face had contorted, she didn't dare to have frequent injections or large doses.

Unfortunately, there were already too many toxins in her body.

When her baby was born, it was exposed to toxic amniotic fluid.

As a result, it left the world even before it could look at the world.

At that time, Tina was heartbroken and kept crying.

But Marina scolded her.

Tina still remembered what Marina said.

Marina said, "Why are you crying? The child is gone. It saves us a lot of trouble. If she were alive, we would still have to find a way to deal with her. Now, God bless you. You can have a son."

Yes, Jessice gave birth to a son.

Tina's daughter was gone, and she could have a son.

At that time when Tina was the weakest, she had only followed Marina's arrangement.

And they also issued a press release that Oliver had a son.

Perhaps because her daughter had been secretly dealt with after she died, Tina couldn't get over it.

So, when she saw Roy, she always pretended to give a bright smile and be maternal.

But children had the most genuine and purest feelings, so Roy could naturally sense Tina's unhappiness. Therefore, he had been unwilling to be with her since he was young.

Tina had a hard time faking. At first, she was willing to please Roy, but later, no matter how hard she tried, Roy disliked her.

If it weren't for the fact that many psychiatrists diagnosed Roy as having a character defect, Oliver wouldn't have allowed her to live in GrandVille Apartments, close to Roy.

Although it didn't help improve Roy's condition, Oliver wouldn't give up any chance.

So, he allowed Tina to be with them.

But Tina couldn't express her pain.

She couldn't vent her pain of losing her daughter but only cry secretly and silently.

On the death anniversary of her daughter, Tina, sometimes, wanted to pour out her own bitterness to her mother.

But Marina would only call her a loser and tell her not to show her sadness.

After all, she was now Roy's mother and had nothing to do with the baby girl who had been dead.

Later on, Tina liked to buy things, especially those little girls liked.

It seemed like that she wanted to compensate her daughter.