Oliver's Substitute Bride (Oliver and Jessica)

Chapter 278

Gavin was also stunned by Jessica's straightforward question.

He stammered, "I'm sorry."

"You havr helped me so much. There's nothing wrong with me."

Gavin had a sense of foreboding. Could it be that Jessica already knew that he was her biological

father?

Seeing the coldness in her tone, she probably wouldn't forgive him. He had ignored her for so many

years and left her alone to suffer.

"Jessica, I... Everything that happened back then was my fault." Gavin said.

Jessica did not expect that things were really as she thought. Gavin indeed had an unusual relationship

with her mother.

So, as soon as her mother left, Jason took Marina home.

Perhaps it was all because of Gavin that he hated the Youngren Family so much.

"I think if my mother knew that I owed you such a big favor, she might not forgive me," Jessica said.

She knew her mother's temperament. Zelda was hospitable. Since they had never been friends for so

many years, it was natural that something unpleasant happened between them.

If her mother was still alive, she would not be allowed to interact with the Kim family.

"Jessica, I won't. I'm sorry for your mother. I'm even more sorry for making you suffer." Gravin lowered

his head and said.

Jessica was completely confused by Grabin's words. It could make sense that he wronged his mother. NôvelDrama.Org owns this.

Why would he have wronged herself?

Could it be that what happened before really had something to do with her?

"May I ask who the woman in this photo is? Why is she at my grandfather's door?"

Gravin had heard Lan say before that no one had mentioned her in the Youngren family since Emily

passed away.

It was mainly for Jessica's sake.

If she had known that her mother had died when she was born, she would have been shackled to her

mother's death for the rest of her life.

Terence had already lost a daughter, and he didn't want her child to carry everything that she shouldn't

have endured because of the past.

Besides, if other people knew that Jessica was Emily's daughter, the unknown enemies of the Kim

family would not let her go easily.

After careful consideration, the Youngren Family has never let Jessica know the existence of Emily.

So, Jessica never knew that the Youngren Family had two daughters.

Not to mention that Zelda and Jason were not her biological parents at all.

Gravin said calmly, "Her name is Emily."

He didn't want to hide it from Jessica anymore.

Jessica had heard Emily's name before.

When grandpa was seriously ill, grandma mentioned the name at his bedside, but she was too young

to understand it.

But she never forgot the name.

"What's her relationship with my mother?" She asked.

It seemed that Gravin, an outsider, had to tell her the questions in her heart before.

"She's your mother, Zelda's sister." Gravin specifically pointed out that the mother he was talking about

was Zelda.

"What?"

Jessica was completely confused. She had thought that Emily was so close to the Youngren family that

her grandmother was still mentioning her name when she was dying. But she did expect that she was

actually her aunt.

"I'm serious." Gravin knew that Jessica was hard to accept at the moment, and he still wanted to make

things clear at once. He had endured it for many days, and he did not dare to express too much

intimacy with his daughter. From now on, he wanted to be a real father, not uncle Kim as she called

him.

"So Lucas is the son of you and my aunt?" Jessica said in surprise.

It could also explain why she and Lucas hit it off when they met.

Lucas used to say that she was her sister, and she enjoyed it.

There was something fantastic about the bloodline.

Gravin nodded, indicating that she was right.

It was just he still couldn't tell her that she was his daughter. He just couldn't do it.

Jessica didn't know why grandma and mother used to hide things about auntie.

She could not help but suspect.

Why did they deliberately avoid her and even look at her differently when they talked about Emily?

She couldn't wait to figure it out.

Ever since Jessica found out that Oliver was the man who had spent the night with her, she decided

not to live a messy life anymore.

Since then, if anything strange happened, she had to figure it out. Otherwise, she could only be

manipulated without knowing it.

"Why did my aunt die? Why did Lucas not know we shared the same grandma when he saw her?"

Jessica remembered that grandma's attitude towards Lucas had changed a lot, and she didn't want her

to have any more contact with Lucas.

Since Lucas was grandma's grandson, why didn't grandma recognize him?

What exactly happened to the Kim family and the Youngren Family in the past?

The mist made Jessica even more confused.

But she knew that there was no point that Gravain lies to her.

Gravin said, "She died while giving birth to a child. As for your grandmother, she doesn't know about

Lucas at all."

Not to mention Mr. And Mrs. Terence, even he himself had just known that he had such a grown-up

daughter.

"Why didn't you tell Lucas earlier? If grandma knew she had a grandson before she died, she would be

very happy." Jessica was also a little regretful. Why didn't she know Lucas's identity earlier?

If grandma knew that Lucas was not what she was thought about, but her grandson, she might not

have left so early.

When Jessica thought of grandma, tears began to fall.

Gravin could not bear to see Jessica upset. He felt even sadder seeing her cry.

"Jessica, I'm sorry. It's all my fault. I should have gone back to see you and grandma earlier."

At this time, Grvin did not know how to comfort Jessica except to say sorry.

"I think grandma must know something because she once told me not to talk to Lucas anymore,"

Jessica said.

"Grandma probably knew his surname was Kim," Gravin said.

He knew that the Youngren Family would never forgive the Kim family or him.

Jessica knew that something unpleasant must have happened between the Kim family and the

Youngren Family, which caused the relationship between the two families to break down. And they no

longer communicated.

"Did you do something wrong to auntie?"

Getting Emily pregnant was the biggest mistake he had made, and letting her gave birth to a child

alone in the countryside was even more wrong.

Gravin was speechless by Jessica's question.