Oliver's Substitute Bride (Oliver and Jessica) novel Chapter 471

As soon as Simon sent Jane to the Mose Clubhouse, he received a call from Oliver.

He thought that Oliver was calling him to make sure whether he had sent Jane back safely.

Shouldn't Mr. Williams be busy with the affairs of the company or Roy at this time?

The phone was connected.

Simon immediately told Oliver that he had sent Jane back to the Mose Clubhouse.

After that, Oliver said, "Simon, go check if Tina had restored her own umbilical cord blood."

Simon knew it was something to do with Roy.

He breathed a sigh of relief.

Because it involved personal privacy, it was really hard to find out immediately.

Tina had died, so there was no way for Oliver to prove his relationship with Tina.

Therefore, it was really hard to find the blood out after a while.

Oliver had asked Marina before, and Marina didn't know.

Because Tina had just passed away and Marina had just lost her daughter, Oliver did not let anyone disturb Marina.

He could only ask his own people to look for it.

Because there seemed to be a new change of Roy's blood disease.

The attending doctor suggested that the umbilical cord blood should be found early so that the stem cells could be cultured faster to treat Roy's blood disease.

Nothing made Oliver more anxious than to cure his son.

After Simon took over the task, he worked hard for it.

Finally he found Tina's umbilical cord blood.

When Oliver received the news, he immediately ran to visit Roy.

When he arrived at the house, he saw that Roy was playing on the swing in the yard.

Seeing his son had fun while staying alone,

somehow he felt a little sad.

His son was so lonely.

Moreover, he was born with a disease, and now he was still a patient with blood disease. There were still some psychological problems that need to be further treated.

Oliver looked at his son's small face and thought about what Jane said. He was really not a good father.

If everything went again, he might treat Tina better.

In this way, his son would be happier when he was still unborn.

At that time, he only knew that the kid was related to him by blood. He didn't show any love for him.

Plus, he hated Tina so much that he simply ignored him except for giving money.

This was indeed his fault.

Roy was on the swing, swinging back and forth with only a little arc.

He saw Oliver and shouted, "Daddy, come and play with me."

Then, the father and son played on the swing happily.

Thinking that Roy would be able to receive treatment soon, he felt much relieved.

Compared to what happened at the company, everything about Roy was the most important thing for him.

Roy's attending doctor took the blood that Simon had sent to him. After a test, he found something wrong.

The doctor asked Simon many times, "Did you get the right blood?''

Simon was confused by the doctor's question.

How could this be wrong?

He finally found Tina's blood from so many umbilical cord blood samples. It shouldn't be wrong.

But the doctor's puzzled eyes made him very uneasy.

The doctor did not hide it from him and said, "Mr. Langwell, the blood sample you sent is not the same as Roy's."

"It's not the same, is it?"