Oliver's Substitute Bride (Oliver and Jessica) novel Chapter 447

After Jane finished speaking, she went back to her room.

She was in mixed feelings.

She had to think about the consequences and wondered how much Oliver knew about her.

But Jane didn't want to have any more contact with Oliver and would never see him again as long as he wasn't related to the death of her child.

However, for the sake of the Youngren family's house, she still had to confront Oliver.

Their encounter was ineluctable.

Jane thought that he could do nothing even if he knew that she was Jessica.

As long as she returned to Holland, Oliver could not do anything.

Then, Jane decided to follow Vivian's plan.

Jane hoped that Vincent would not disappoint her this time, because she didn't get much help from him when dealing with the matter about Tina.

Vivian was naturally very happy when Jane decided to follow the plan.

Then Vivian took action.

Of course, Vincent would serve as the insider in the Garner family.

With Vincent's cooperation, the plan would be successful.

Of course, the plan was contingent on Roy attending the birthday party of the Vincent's nephew.

None of them could guarantee that Roy would attend the birthday party.

Jane would try to make Roy attend the birthday party in the worst-case scenario.

Since Roy trusted Jane, he would attend the birthday party if he knew that Jane would go to the party.

However, Jane could not show up in person.

Otherwise, Oliver would know that Jane kidnapped his son.

Jane decided to wait for the feedback from the kindergarten teacher.

Roy quickly showed Oliver the invitation to his classmate's birthday party.

"Do you want to go to your classmate's birthday party?" Oliver asked.

"No," Roy said.

"Did anything happy happen in kindergarten these days?" Oliver asked.

"When Aunt Jane went to kindergarten and gave a lesson, I felt extremely happy. Daddy, why can't you let her give lessons all the time in kindergarten? I want to go to school with her."

Roy asked and stared at Oliver with his big eyes.

Oliver said, "Aunt Jane is a famous artist and has to do a lot of things. She can't go to your kindergarten every day. Do you want daddy to go to your kindergarten to give a lesson?"

"No. You're not as good as Aunt Jane when it comes to giving a lesson in class."

Oliver was awkward.

He didn't expect that her son refused him directly.

Oliver actually wanted to express that he was busy managing the company and couldn't go to kindergarten to give a lesson all day either.

Oliver just wanted to give Roy an example and helped his son understand the situation more clearly.

Oliver didn't expect that his son didn't understand the purpose of his words.

Roy thought that Oliver was going to take Jane's place and gave a lesson to children in kindergarten.

Of course, Roy still preferred to listen to Jane's lessons because his dad could give him lessons at home anytime.

It was difficult for Roy to see Jane.

Oliver immediately changed the subject awkwardly. "You haven't attended the children's birthday party yet. Maybe this time, you can see if your teacher is coming with you."

"The teacher would attend the party," Roy said.

"Then you go there as if you were in kindergarten, but there are more delicious and interesting things. Don't you want to go to the party?" Oliver said.

"There is a lot of delicious food and interesting things at home," Roy said.

Oliver could not convince his son to go to the party.