Oliver's Substitute Bride (Oliver and Jessica)

Chapter 175

The next day.

Lambert went to Williams Hospital with Jessica to visit her grandma.

Her grandma saw that they were together, and she knew that something was wrong. But in front of

Lambert, it was not the timing to ask her granddaughter what was wrong.

Lambert said, "Grandma, are you feeling better now? The attending doctor just told me that as long as

you receive treatment in the hospital, your condition will improve."

Grandma sat on the bed and nodded. "Thank you, Mr. Williams. You care me a lot."

"You're welcome. We are a family after all."

Jessica interrupted Lambert. "Grandma, you should lie down and rest. It's quite energy-consuming to

talk constantly. "

She was afraid that Lambert would really mention their marriage to her grandma. She really didn't know

what would happen to her grandma after she heard it. NôvelDrama.Org owns this.

Jessica knew that there would be no chance for her and grandma to be together alone today. She

didn't stay there for long and said, "Grandma, the doctor said you need to rest now. You just stay in the

hospital. I have something else to do, so I'll go first."

Lambert glanced at Jessica, not expecting her to leave so soon.

Since Jessica said those words, he shouldn't stay any longer, so he echoed, "Grandma, whatever you

need, just tell Jessica. Take good care of yourself. We'll come to see you next time."

Grandma looked at Lambert and then at Jessica. She had no idea what was going on between them.

'Why does Lambert replace Oliver to come with Jessica to see me?'

She had a lot to ask Jessica, "Jessica, When will you see me again?"

Lambert said, "Grandma, Jessica hasn't been in good health recently. The doctor said that she should

rest at home. And the environment in the hospital is a little complicated. I'll arrange a few more nurses

to take care of you."

Jessica was angry, but in front of grandma, she had to pretend that nothing had happened. "Yes,

grandma, I'll come to see you when my condition stabilizes."

Her grandma frowned when she heard that Jessica was not in good health. "Did you get the same

symptoms like mine?"

The doctor once said that her blood disease was a hereditary disease. Jessica was indeed a positive

carrier, but her disease was not serious.

"Grandma, I'm fine. Just my abdomen is getting bigger and bigger now. I always feel a little down. I'm

afraid of premature rupture of the amniotic fluid. The doctor said that I should lie down more and walk

less."

Jessica remembered what she had seen on the Mother and Child Forum. If she got premature rupture

of the amniotic fluid, she had to lie on the bed until she gave birth.

It was a reasonable excuse, especially when her grandma knew that she was not in good health.

Jessica's Grandma sat up nervously and held Jessica's hand. "Child, you must take good care of

yourself. I can't be by your side now. Don't worry about me. The conditions in the hospital are so good

that I don't lack anything."

"Grandma, I'll call you often. The doctor will take care of you."

"You just go." Jessica's Grandma waved her hand and called Lannan, "Go and see them off."

Jessica reluctantly left the ward, walked out the door, and told Lannan to take good care of her

grandma. If anything happened, she must call her as soon as possible.

Lannan took them to the elevator.

The moment the elevator door closed, Jessica's face immediately darkened. "Why did you say in front

of my grandma that I couldn't come over to see her?"

Lambert smiled and said, "I'm also thinking about your health. You're pregnant now. No matter how well

the hospital's sanitary work is done, there are patients everywhere. What if you are infected and get ill?

Your body's condition is not good. If you are really infected, it does harm to the baby."

Jessica was speechless and stormed out of the elevator.

Just as she walked out of the hospital building, she saw a person calling at the place where she

parked. That person looked like David in the back. Jessica exclaimed secretly, "Lucky!"

She turned to Lambert and said, "I left something in my grandma's room. I have to go back to get it."

"Since you came down, don't go back again. I'll get someone to bring the things for you." Lambert said.

"It's hard to explain. I want to tell my grandma myself."

Lambert thought, "Then I'll go. What is it?"

"I left an unfinished sweater there. You go and ask my grandma where it is and take it down. Didn't you

say you wanted me to stay at home and rest? I want to knit sweaters."

Hearing this, Lambert nodded and went upstairs.

Jessica quickly walked towards David.

David was on the phone when he suddenly saw Jessica appear in front of him. He was a little surprised

because he had been looking for her recently but haven't heard from her. She even didn't answer his

call.

"Mrs. Williams, where have you been lately? I have been looking for you." When David saw Jessica, he

immediately hung up the phone. "Mr. Williams hasn't heard from you and has been worried about you."

" I need your help," whispered Jessica. Because Lambert's driver was nearby and maybe watching her,

she didn't have much time to talk to David.

When David saw Jessica's furtive look, he guessed that something must be wrong. "Say it."

"I want you to help me leave Birmingham," Jessica said. She thought that as long as she was in

Birmingham, she would not be able to escape from Lambert. She might as well leave first. Besides, she

should use a fake identity to leave, otherwise, she would be found soon.

"Why did you want to leave? Mr. Williams is not completely out of danger yet."

Jessica's heart skipped a beat. "Is he... still not recovered?"

"Well, Mr. Williams is indeed in a lot of trouble and helpless." David recently has been busy helping

Oliver.

Although David's words concerned her, Jessica's intellect told her that Oliver had nothing to do with

her.

She shouldn't have any emotions. That was the way to respect herself.

From the moment she regained her memory, she and Oliver were strangers.

Jessica took a deep breath and said, "Mr. David, I need a new identity now. Can you get it for me?"

"Are you in trouble?"

Jessica did not dare to tell him that Lambert had trapped her at home and she even had no freedom to

go in or out.

Also, David just said that she didn't even receive his call. It must be because of Lambert. He must be

playing tricks so that she even didn't know there was a call.