Oliver's Substitute Bride (Oliver and Jessica) novel Chapter 489

Vivian was playing on the swing with Roy in the backyard when her phone suddenly rang.

Seeing that it was Lucas, she guessed what he was going to ask.

Vivian said to Roy, "Baby, you can play here now. Don't move around. I will answer the phone."

It was fine if she didn't say it. As soon as she said she wanted to answer the phone, Roy knew she would not keep an eye on him.

So he nodded and agreed.

He walked out while she was answering the phone.

He took the opportunity to get off the swing and sneak back to the place where he had just separated from Jane.

Vivian was explaining to Lucas why there were so many people outside the villa just now on the phone.

She did not notice that Roy had already left.

Roy had been paying attention to Jane's room just now. He quietly went in without any sound.

When Jane entered the room just now, she didn't close the door.

Thinking that she would send Roy out soon, she did not close the door.

Because when she went out just now, she brought a sharp weapon to defend herself.

When she returned to her room, she took it off her body and put it in the drawer of her dresser.

When she put it down, she actually opened the jewelry box.

She watched as her tulip earring slipped out.

It was Roy who came today and she saw the tulip earring again.

Jane couldn't hold back her tears at once. She cried.

When she saw the tulip earring, she remembered what had happened to Oliver and her dead child.

Now she had to force herself to show a smile in front of Roy, Oliver and Tina's child.

Roy leaned against the door and saw that Jane was looking at the earring and crying.

He was a little flustered and did not dare to step forward or make any sound.

He only waited for Jane to feel better before speaking.

Jane regretted not getting the other tulip earring back before Tina died.

Now, she didn't know if Marina had taken the other tulip earring away or whether someone had take away that earring.

This was a set of jewelry that Jane's mother had left and was taken over by Tina.

After a while, Jane thought about driving Roy out immediately and not letting him stay here any longer.

She could not forgive his parents for the rest of her life. They were the people who hurt her the most.

Thinking of this, Jane quickly put the tulip earring back into the jewelry box.

At this time, Roy had already got the tissue somewhere and quietly handed it over. "Aunt Kim, don't cry. I'll wipe your tears."

As he spoke, he reached out his little hand to wipe away her tears.

Jane had just been immersed in the pain of the past and was exceptionally repulsed by Roy's behavior.

She didn't know how to refuse the child, but suddenly stood up.

Roy was about to raise his hand when he was startled by Jane's sudden standing up and sat directly on the ground.

Only then did Jane realize that she was overreacting.

After all, Roy was still a child and didn't know anything.

She bent down and helped him up. She asked softly, "I'm sorry. Why are you here? Shouldn't you be playing on the swing in the back?"

"It's okay." Roy said in a childish voice, "It's not fun for me to play alone. Aunt Kim, can you play with me?"

Facing his invitation, Jane wanted to refuse to do that immediately.

But for a child who looked at her sincerely with clear eyes, Jane really couldn't bear to refuse for a moment.