Oliver's Substitute Bride (Oliver and Jessica) novel Chapter 140

Oliver asked, "Do you like the wedding dress? I designed this for you, and invited a dressmaker in Holland to make it."

Jessica's tears dripped.

But she was smiling. "Why do you know everything? You are so capable."

When Oliver was studying at a private high school overseas, he took an elective course in wedding dress design on a whim. And now it could be used for his wedding.

Although at that time, he never expected to get married.

Oliver smiled and rubbed her head. "Go to try it. If it's not suitable, there's still time for asking the dressmaker to change it today. "

In a moment, a blonde-haired woman with black-rimmed glasses came in and helped Jessica try on her wedding dress.

The design of the wedding dress was simple and smooth, without too many complicated ornaments.

The upper part was strapless design with a corset, and the lower part was fluffed up. The space was large, which was beautiful and could cover the abdomen. There was no long skirt, which looked clean and neat.

Of course, there was a long veil.

Jessica put on the wedding dress and the dressmaker helped her with the veil.

Standing in front of the mirror, she was so beautiful.

Because Jessica's abdomen was indeed bigger than before. Although it was not obvious, it was a little tight while dressing, so she asked the dressmaker to make it an inch wider.

The next morning.

Oliver was dressed in a handsome gray suit.

Jessica was dressed in a white wedding dress, noble and generous, and was the most pretty bride.

They drove to a gothic church.

There was only the priest standing alone on the altar, as if everything was ready, waiting for them to come.

Then the simple but meaningful started. The priest asked, "Jessica, will you take this man to be your husband and marry him? Whether he's sick or healthy, poor or rich, or for any other reason, will you love him, comfort him, respect him, accept him and be faithful to him until the end of the life?"

Jessica replied in tears, "I do."

The priest asked Oliver the same question.

Oliver replied the same words, "I do."

Then they exchanged the rings.

After the ceremony, the priest took a picture of them.

The simple wedding of them was held in full.

They changed their clothes and went to an old castle restaurant by the canal to celebrate.

Jessica was so happy that she drank some wine with Oliver. Perhaps because she was too happy, she felt a little drunk and sleepy.

Oliver looked at the time. And then he directly lifted Jessica up to the car.

After returning to the hotel, Jessica was still asleep.

Oliver helped her take off her clothes and covered her with the quilt.

He was the only one left to sit alone by the window on the wedding night.

Oliver picked up his phone and sent the photos to Martin and Carl.

Martin was treating patients and working overtime in the hospital in the middle of the night.

After finishing the operation, he saw Oliver and Jessica's wedding photos.

He forwarded the photo to Sally.

Sally replied with a big question mark.

"Oliver was married to your friend Jessica," Martin replied.

"You fool, aren't they married long ago?" After typing, Sally added an emoji of rolling eyes.

"You don't understand. The marriage last time was not true, but this is true. If a man takes something seriously, he won't even be able to be pulled back by ten cows."

"Do you mean you or Oliver?"

"You can also understand I am talking about myself."

Sally was alone at home, doing yoga and watching TV. She was so comfortable that there was no time to chat with him.

After a while, Martin found that there was no reply so he called Sally.

"What are you doing?"

"Falling asleep."

"I'm sick," Martin said.

"Aren't you a doctor?"

"Doctors don't treat themselves. Don't you know?"

"What do you mean by telling me this?"

"I'm sick. I don't even have personal care during the New Year. I'm going to your house to recuperate."

"I don't need any patient in my house. You'd better go to the hospital."

"Sally, you just ignored me after having sex with me. You really broke me!"

When Sally heard him say this, she chuckled, as if his words made sense.

"Forget it. For the sake of you being alone and celebrating the new year alone, I'll take you in for the time being."

Martin immediately got up and drove to Sally's.

Carl was so busy that he didn't even have time to check his phone. If his father hadn't interrupted him, he would have been buried in his computer watching fluctuations of Williams Group's stock price.

Duke found that after his son returned home, he didn't go out much, but hid in his room, facing the computer every day. He was afraid that he would fall into the trap of making futures again.

The last time he made futures, he lost a building, which was an adult gift from his parents.

Even if the Salen family was a large family with a large business, it would not allow him to squander so much.

Carl assured his father again and again that he was not playing futures. Besides, he had no property under his name and his family had not given him any savings, so Duke was a little relieved.

Carl turned on his phone and saw the photo that Oliver had sent him. He replied, "Don't just go out and have fun. When you are free, go online and see who you've offended. I suspect someone deliberately shorted Williams Group's shares."

"I have expected that someone will take advantage of the holiday and start making a mess. Otherwise, why did I ask you to come back?"

"I thought you told me to come back for the spring festival but you pull me to work for your Williams Group. I want a big bonus."

"Get things done first." Oliver left the last sentence and never replied.

At this moment, Jessica woke up.

She looked at Oliver and asked, "Oliver, aren't you sleepy? What time is it?"

"I'm not sleepy."

He often flew around the world. He was used to jet lag a long time ago and could work and rest according to local time.

"Did I sleep for a long time?" Jessica slept so soundly that she didn't know where she was.

But the white wedding dress hanging in the room reminded her that today was her wedding day with Oliver.

They were already married for a long time but they still held a wedding. Although there was only she and Oliver, it was considered as love at first sight as a witness.

Jessica got up and looked around. The neon lights outside were already on. She said, "It's just dark outside. Why don't we go out for a walk? I want to see the nightlife here."

She remembered that Oliver said that the red-light district was one of the attractions that many tourists would go to. She couldn't help but want to have a look.