Oliver's Substitute Bride (Oliver and Jessica)

Chapter 452

Jane knew that Oliver had not only the Youngren Residence but also a writing-brush washer that he

had once given her.

This treasure was also her grandpa's favorite.

She had seen it in her grandpa's collection record, and her grandpa had specifically marked it.

Maybe one day Oliver would take it out for auction it and she would buy it back at that time.

If she also used that writing-brush washer as a condition of exchange, it would really expose her

identity too much.

Of course, Jane didn't tell Lucas about the writing-brush washer.

She was already very satisfied to be able to get the Youngren Residence back.

Jane said, "If there's nothing else, I'll go out first and comfort the child."

She didn't want Lucas to see her lonely look.

For some reason, during this short period of time when Roy was here, she actually didn't hate him.

After all, he was the son of Tina and Oliver.

She had thought that she would have to try hard to pretend, but she did not expect that she was

completely conquered by the innocence of a child.

She went out to the backyard and called Roy over.

"Roy, auntie will take you to the amusement park later, okay?" Jane said.

"Great! Great!"

Roy applauded.

"Then auntie will take you to the amusement park. Can you make a small agreement with auntie?"

"Of course, auntie. Tell me." Roy couldn't wait.

Jane couldn't think too much. She only regarded Roy as a tight-lipped child.

She said slowly, "I bring you out this time. If your daddy knows about it, he will definitely be angry with

auntie. So, when auntie takes you back later, can you not tell your daddy that you have been with

auntie all the time?"

It was better for her have a talk with Roy in advance.

Otherwise, Jane was afraid that she would not be able to leave Birmingham easily.

When she got the title deed, it was probably time for her to leave.

Roy thought that if Daddy bullied Auntie Kim again, Auntie Kim might not talk to him in the future.

He still wanted to listen to Jane telling stories and wanted her to teach him painting.

Therefore, he must protect today's secret and never let anyone know that he was with Jane.

At this moment, Roy reached out his little finger again, "Auntie Kim, let's pull the hook. I promise you

that I won't tell anyone about what happened today. If my daddy asks me where I went, I'll say that I

lost my way and was taken away. And I don't know where I had been."

"Auntie will take you to the amusement park later. When you see your daddy later, you just say that you

were taken there by a stranger, okay?"

Jane felt that the more she said, the more she couldn't go on. She was teaching a child to lie.

She felt so guilty to ask him to lie.

However, she was so anxious that she just wanted to get the Youngren Residence quickly.

So she didn't care about anything.

Jane explained some things to Roy again.

After saying that, she silently apologized to Roy.

'Auntie didn't want to lie to you.'

After arranging everything well, Vivian drove Jane and Roy to the amusement park.

Of course, they arrived much earlier than expected.

Before they informed Oliver, they had already set off.

Of course, even when Oliver arrived, they had already finished playing in many amusement projects.

The deal was like a game of cat and mouse.

Vivian instructed Oliver's men to put the thing that they wanted in the storage area of the amusement

park for the time being.

When the time came, someone would pick it up.

Oliver didn't trust others and asked Simon to do it himself.

Simon listened to the instructions on the phone and put the item directly into the designated storage

cabinet.

Soon, one of Jane's men took it away from the other side.

After confirming that it was correct, he sent the message to Jane.

At this time, Jane and Roy were still playing inside the pirate ship. It was so dark inside that people

could not see each other clearly.

After playing, Jane knew that it was time for her to say goodbye to Roy.

She brought Roy to a project that only children could play in, and their parents were watching.

Jane specifically told the staff member and left quietly.

Then, her men sent the exact location of Roy to Simon.

Simon immediately told Oliver and the two of them rushed to the designated place.

Oliver ran past many parents and walked all the way to the fence.

At this time, he saw Roy playing games with a group of children.

He didn't seem to be uncomfortable at all.

He had a good time with the other children.

His heart finally settled.

Seeing that his son was safe and sound, he felt that everything was fine.

And it was as if the world was starting to function normally again.

After Oliver arrived, he did not immediately call his son out of the game, because it was really rare to

see his son integrated into the group.

It was really too rare for him.

Simon said on the side, "Would you like to take Roy home and let the psychologist take a look at him

first?"

He thought that Roy had been kidnapped just now. It would be better for the psychologist to talk to him

about what he had experienced and make sure that he did not get any psychological trauma.

He didn't know why Oliver didn't look worried. Simon was also puzzled and just stood by to watch Roy

play inside.

"No, don't disturb him first," Oliver said.

"Okay."

Simon then knew that he was making an unnecessary advice.

He also found that Roy was indeed having a good time and smiling brightly inside.

He didn't expect the kidnappers to be able to make Roy look completely different.

After some time, the game inside was over.

Roy knew that Auntie Kim had already left.

Before Jane left, she had already told him that his daddy would come to pick him up later.

Roy looked around as soon as the staff member called the end of the game.

He was looking for Jane.

He hoped that she could still stay here.

However, after searching around, he did not see the familiar face.

At this moment, Oliver walked over.

Holding Roy's hand, he said, "Let daddy take a look."

Oliver checked Roy from head to toe. Roy didn't seem to be hurt.

It seemed that everything was as the people on the phone said. As long as they did what they were told

to do, those people would ensure that Roy was safe and sound.

Roy was worried that Oliver would scold him for taking off his positioning watch and ask him why he

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Unexpectedly, Oliver did not ask him any questions that he was worried about.

Oliver checked on Roy and found that everything was fine, so he picked him up.

They then left the amusement park.