Oliver's Substitute Bride (Oliver and Jessica)

Chapter 248

In her automobile, Lannan occurred to have her own clothes.

To be safe, she had Jessica change her nurse's attire, which was identical to the hospital nurse's white

coat, but stated that the nurse was used to differentiate from the nurse.

Jessica was ordered to put on her mask once more by Lannan. She could hardly recognize her in such

a disguise.

Lannan worked as a nurse in the women and children's department and was familiar with the other

nurses.

Jessica was taken straight into the ward, outside the baby's incubator, by Lannan.

Jessica, like the rest, was unable to enter.

But then she noticed a man inside with a doctor in a white coat.

Despite the fact that the man was wearing a protective suit, Jessica could tell it was Oliver at a glance.

Jessica was baffled as to why Oliver was in the baby ward.

She retreated from the corridor to the ward's stairwell when she saw Oliver and the doctor emerge from Belongs © to NôvelDrama.Org.

the ward.

Lannan had barely finished bringing Jessica over when she got a call from her boss urging her to

return, so she did.

Jessica was the only one standing behind the fire escape door at the moment.

"Mr. Williams."

Simon's voice suddenly came to mind outside.

"How about doing what I requested you to do with the kid?"

"Everything has been completed according to your instructions."

"Is this too cruel to Miss White?" Simon wondered.

Jessica's heartbeat like a drum when she heard Simon mention Miss White.

Oliver made a sneering remark. "I'm not going to let her raise the child."

When the elevator arrived on this floor, the corridor became quiet again.

Jessica knew that Oliver and Simon had taken the elevator downstairs.

She had a negative feeling about it because the doctors and nurses were rude to her when she gave

birth to the kid.

The doctors in the hospital probably received Oliver's will, so they dared to treat her with such a bad

attitude.

She wanted to know how her child was doing.

Lannan had just left Jessica a cell phone in order to facilitate their contact.

She instantly pulled her phone from her pocket and dialed Lannan's number.

"Lannan, could you please go to the nurse and check on my child's condition." Jessica's two lips were

trembling as she spoke.

She shook as she hung up the phone and slipped her phone into her pocket.

Jessica's eyelids were skipping wildly as she awaited the news. She paced back and forth in the

corridor, every second agonizing.

A moment later, Jessica's cell phone rang.

Jessica pressed the answer button on her phone. "Lannan, how's it going?" Jessica asked as she

trembled.

"Something appears to have happened, Miss White." Lannan's tone was hushed.

Jessica's emotions were out of control after hearing Lannan's words. "What's the matter? What's the

problem with my child?"

"The nurse told me that the child had already died."

Jessica walked over to the nurse's desk and said, "Take me to see my child," before she could finish

listening to Lannan.

Her screams reverberated throughout the passage.

Perhaps there were a lot of sobbing patients in the hospital. The hospital professionals, as well as the

patient's family, were not shocked. As a result, Jessica's scream drew little attention from others around

her.

Jessica showed the nurse the wristband she was wearing. The nurse used the equipment to scan the

bar code, which revealed that her child had died.

"Miss White, your baby's health was poor because it was born prematurely. It had symptoms an hour

ago, and the doctor did everything he could to help it. Regrettably, your baby still passed away. Please

pardon me."

"I'd like to see my child." Jessica brushed her tears away from her eyes. This was not the moment to let

her emotions get the best of her.

Perhaps this was her fate if her kid died of an illness. Both of her closest relatives had abandoned her

in such a short period of time.

But if someone deliberately hurt her kid, even if she was dying, she would kill the person and die with

that monster.

Jessica was taken to a room by the nurse. Jessica looked at her and her child's bracelets and noticed

that the numbers on the bracelets were exactly the same.

"I'd like to know the exact cause of my child's death."

Jessica was unable to cry at this point. She only wanted to know what she truly desired.

Jessica was given the child's medical documents by the nurse, who requested her to sign her name on

the paper.

"It isn't conceivable. There must be something wrong. I want to check the hospital's video. And I'd like

to learn about the entire process, from conception to my child's ultimate onset."

"Miss White, I'll go to the technical department later to apply for this, and then I'll take you to check all

of the video records," said the nurse.

Jessica only trusted Lannan now, and she wouldn't go to Oliver, despite the fact that he had feigned to

assist her with her grandmother's funeral.

Oliver and Lambert despised each other so fiercely that she knew he would never let Lambert's child

go.

Jessica, on the other hand, did not believe Oliver would kill her newborn child alive.

As a result, she needed to know the whole truth.

Lannan arrived shortly after and assisted Jessica getting some rest.

Jessica remained by the child's side, refusing to leave.

The time she saw her little daughter added up to less than ten minutes, but she left her.

Jessica knew she would never see her daughter again soon.

"Miss White, you'd better take a rest now. Otherwise, your body will be completely depleted. There is

still a long way to go."

When Lannan noticed Jessica's sadness, she didn't know how to console her.

Despite the fact that all the words were inconsequential at the time, her heart hurt for Jessica.

Her life was too hard.

A moment later, the nurse approached Lannan and requested that she accompany Jessica to the

monitoring room to check all of the video records.

She found no problems in any of the videos after reviewing them all.

All of this, however, had been meticulously planned, and she had no reason to assume that her child

would die abruptly.

She distinctly remembered hearing the child cry when she was initially born.

Jessica still couldn't believe all these things.

Jessica collapsed against the corner as she exited the monitoring room.

Lannan simply let her sit on the ground and waited for her to settle down.

This series of experiences hit her too hard.

The majority of people were unable to withstand these hits.

Jessica was still holding on to the baby, she knew.

After a while.

Lannan said, "Miss White, I'll take you to the hotel to rest, and then I'll quit my job here and go back to

help you keep fit."

"There's no need. I'll look after myself. I already owe you a lot, Lannan."