Oliver's Substitute Bride (Oliver and Jessica)

Chapter 92

"Doctor Fain, she hasn't recovered yet. She would go to the doctor after she left, wouldn't she?"

"I'm here to ask you to find that girl and ask her to stay in the hospital, or something serious will happen

in the future."

Martin didn't go to see Jessica last time. He didn't expect her to be in such a bad condition. It seemed

that he needed to go to the hospital to find her. Coincidentally, she went to Lambola City, which was

also his home.

He was well-informed. As expected, he soon found the hospital that Jessica was in.

Martin immediately called Oliver.

"Have you found her?"

"How did you know I wanted to talk to you about this?"

"Because she fled from your hospital. You have the obligation to help me find her."

"I already know where she is."

"Send me the address. I'll go now."

"Calm down. She is not in good health now, so don't make more trouble. I believe that she will escape

again if she hears that you're coming. She needs a good rest now."

When Oliver heard Martin's words, he calmed down. Now he was finally not nervous knowing where

she was.

"I won't disturb her. I'll arrange for someone to take care of her."

"No, it will expose the fact that you already know where she is. I will arrange for my friends to take good

care of her. The biggest thing that you have to deal with is yourself, bro. How's the psychiatrist I

introduced to you last time?"

Oliver went to see the psychiatrist last time, but he was not in the mood to talk to the psychiatrist. At

that time, he had no idea where Jessica was. He was upset.

"I'll go again."

"I suggest you talk to the psychiatrist as soon as possible."

In the afternoon, he asked Simon to drive him to see the psychiatrist.

"Mr. Williams, you're here. You've made an appointment with Doctor Larry?" The receptionist of the

clinic asked with a smile.

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Simon knew that Oliver didn't arrange to come to the psychological clinic according to his schedule, so

Simon said, "Miss, Mr. Williams doesn't have an appointment. Please ask Doctor Larry about the time."

"Please wait a minute."

The receptionist knew that the doctor had just received a patient who had only been in for less than 10

minutes. However, this Mr. Williams was obviously a person with high status, so she had to ask Larry.

When the receptionist came back, she said to Simon, "Sir, Doctor Larry is still with a patient. You may

have to wait for about 50 minutes."

Hearing that they had to wait for so long, Simon was afraid that his boss would lose his temper

immediately. His time was more expensive than gold. Simon carefully looked back at Oliver. To his

surprise, Oliver nodded.

Oliver sat in the lounge and looked at his phone. He suddenly spoke up, "Simon, do you think she will

come back?"

Simon did not expect that Oliver would ask him about Mrs. Williams. How dare he say anything? Even

if she did not come back, Oliver deserved it.

"Mr. Williams, madam will understand how well you've been treating her."

Simon really managed to say the wrong thing.

Oliver raised his eyebrows and smiled, "Do you think I'm good to her?"

'It's really a hard question for an outsider like me.' Simon thought.

Simon had no choice but to say, "You are very concerned about madam. You haven't been sleeping

and eating well these days when madam left. You really care about her."

Oliver sneered and stopped talking.

It was time for Oliver's consultation and Simon breathed a sigh of relief.

Although he had always been with Oliver and was always very cautious, sometimes he couldn't figure

out what his boss was thinking. He was afraid that he might say something wrong and cause trouble.

While he was waiting, he was still nervous, not knowing if he had said the wrong thing just now.

Later, when Oliver came out of the room, he looked much relaxed.

Martin ran to the Williams Group and wanted to tell Oliver personally about Jessica. He didn't expect

that Oliver was not there. So he stayed alone in Oliver's office and waited.

"You're here. I went to see the doctor today. I had a good talk with Larry."

"You should have gone long ago."

"How's she now? Can we go to Lambola City together later?"

Martin seemed to have no way to stop him. He hadn't been to Lambola City for a long time. The last

time he was halfway there, he was called back by Oliver. This time, he could take this chance to meet

his friends. He would thank his friends at the hospital for their arrangements.

However, he didn't know what Sally was doing at this time. They could go back together if she had

time. He really missed her.

"I'll ask another friend to go with us." As Martin spoke, he picked up the phone and called Sally. She

didn't answer the phone, so he had to give up.

"Simon, arrange a flight to Lambola City now."

Soon, a helicopter was parked on the top floor of the Williams Group, with the large logo "The Williams

Group" printed on it and the small word "Oliver" beside.

...

Jessica was lying in the hospital, staring absent-mindedly at the display screen on the bedside,

observing the child in her belly.

When Dr. Wang, who was in charge of her, entered the ward for rounds, a few doctors followed behind.

They asked Jessica about the general situation together. Jessica showed her previous records in

Martin's hospital. However, Martin had already sent her record to this hospital.

The doctors read Jessica's examination report together and were whispering something. Jessica's

heart was in a whirl. Seeing so many doctors come in together, she was afraid that her condition had

worsened. She knew that she was not in good health and could not even bear a small abortion at that

time.

She lived in a ward for four people in this hospital. There were many noises at night, and she had been

thinking that the father of the child in her belly was unknown. She could not let it go. She did not sleep

much all night, so she was afraid that her poor rest would affect her recovery.

She was uneasy, but Dr. Wang told her that there was no danger now. However, her case was a little

special, so they wanted to treat her as a research sample in the hospital. In return, she could be

transferred to the most advanced ward. She only needed to pay the hospitalization fee of the ordinary

ward and he asked if she was willing to do so.

When Jessica heard this, she certainly agreed. If she could get the hospital's care in this unfamiliar

place, it would be a blessing in disguise.