Oliver's Substitute Bride (Oliver and Jessica)
Chapter 311

"What trouble can I meet?" Tina asked.

She was almost clueless about the company’s business.

Perhaps Marina was too powerful and she decided everything for Tina and rarely let Tina make herown decisions, so Tina had got used to relying on Marina.

Tina's self-study ability was poor. After so long in the company, she didn't even understand thecompany’s business structure.

All she knew was that she wanted to be superior to all the employees in the White Group.

That was why she asked such a naive question.

"Our company still has loans from the bank. If we don't pay it back by then, these debts will betransferred to you. This would be a big problem. Your mother and I will take responsibility foreverything now and you can enjoy life."

Tina thought what Jason said made sense.

She still wanted to observe for a period of time. When the company had more projects and mademore money, it was not late for her to ask for shares.

Jason was afraid that Tina would not be satisfied and make other requests, so he had no choice butto return some money to her first.

When Tina got the money, she would put this thing aside and would stop asking for shares for thetime being.

When Jane was free, she often stayed on the first floor of Mose Clubhouse and observed the peoplewho often came to the clubhouse.

The people who came here the most frequently were almost some of the most successfulbusinessmen in Birmingham recently.

As the top business club in Birmingham, Mose Clubhouse naturally attracted the richest people.They seemed to have reached a consensus that they only chose here to talk business.

If you wanted to know the business circle in Birmingham, you could replace something after stayinghere observaing for eight to ten days.

When the Zamani Group was in full bloom before, Aaron was a frequent visitor here, but now herarely appeared here.

Jane saw Martin here several times. But because she was far away from him, so she just looked athim from afar.

She knew that Martin almost had no communication with unfamiliar people. So even if he saw her,he didn't care.

At most, Jane greeted him with a nod.

After all, she was now a popular contemporary female artist in Birmingham and they had met eachother at the opening ceremony of Jessica Art Gallery.

One day, Jane went down to the first floor as usual.

Because it was daytime, there were few people in the coffee shop on the first floor.

She used to sit at the back, in a booth by the big glass window.

The advantage of sitting here was that she could see everyone who came in from the entranceclearly.

Most people would not pay attention to her position.

Jane was making a phone call when she walked to the same place without looking.

When she was almost at the seat, she looked up and saw that the seat had been occupied.

Her eyes met the man's sitting in the seat.

The person sitting in the seat was Oliver.

Today Jane wore a very elegant gray dress with no makeup on her face. She looked as noble as aprincess.

She didn't expect to meet Oliver here at this time.

According to her understanding of Oliver, he would not come out for social engagements at thistime.

Jane was not afraid. Anyway, she would see him sooner or later. So what if she met him now?

She was shocked at first. But after they looked at each other for a few seconds, she calmed down alittle.

Oliver didn't know why he kept staring at Jane.

After a few seconds, he felt he was very impolite, so he moved his eyes away.

Conversely, Jane walked over generously and said, "Mr. Williams, long time no see.”

Oliver didn't seem to want to talk to her, and he just nodded slightly.

She knew that Oliver hated women who took initiative to get close to him.

In the past, when Alice went to Oliver's office to look for him, she was almost thrown out of theoffice by him.

Jane said deliberately again, "Who are you waiting for? Can I sit here?”

She was waiting for Oliver to let her get out.

But Oliver said coldly, "Please."

The man's answer was completely beyond Jane's expectation.

At this moment, she was a little uneasy.

Jane was afraid that if she sat here face to face with Oliver, she would give the game away and itwould be terrible.

"I suddenly remembered that I had to go out to do something, excuse me." Jane said.

After she said that, she stood up and turned to leave.

"Stop." Oliver said.

Jane's heart was pounding. She didn't expect to be so nervous.

She didn't know what Oliver was going to do by stopping her.

She thought she would be able to face Oliver with ease with a new face.

Only then did she realize that she had overestimated herself.

Jane pretended to be calm and said, "Mr. Williams, is there anything else?"

"When are you leaving Birmingham?"

"Why? It seems you don't want me to stay in Birmingham. The exhibition isn't over yet, so I have tostay here for a period of time. When the exhibition is over, I'll leave with my paintings.”

Jane only thought of this legitimate reason at this nervous moment.

As she had announced when she came to Birmingham before, she wanted to come to Birminghamwith her works.

Then, there should be a beginning and an end. So when she left, she had to leave with her works."My idea doesn't matter. What matters is whether you are happy or not in Birmingham." Oliver said."Birmingham is a beautiful place. I came here and fell in love with this place. I have a great timerecently. Thank you, Mr. Williams, for inviting me to hold an exhibition here.”

"My pleasure.”

"Mr. Williams, are you waiting for someone? I won't hold you up.”

Jane was afraid that she would expose herself if she continued to stay here. She had no time to dealwith Oliver yet, and she didn't want to have more contact with him in order to avoid causingunnecessary trouble.

"I don't have any other guests here. I'm here to look for you.”

Jane smiled awkwardly and said, "Mr. Williams, I'm really flattered that you came to me since youare so busy."

The reason why Oliver came to Mose Clubhouse to look for Jane was that Roy had been telling himto invite that aunt to his house.

That aunt was Jane.

He didn't know why his son insisted on meeting Jane.

Oliver drove in the morning and had unknowingly arrived at Mose Clubhouse. He had beenhesitating whether to let Roy see Jane.

After all, it was the first time that his son had shown his enthusiasm for a stranger, so Oliver wasvery pleased.

His son no longer refused to contact strangers as the doctor had said before.

But Oliver was a little worried. After all, Roy was still a child.