Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 6

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 6

It must be because Diana was so materialistic! She had annoyed him so much, especially when she demanded for more conditions for their divorce. Yes, this was the reason she kept lingering in his mind.

Julian thought he had treated her well in the past three years, no matter the circumstances. She shouldn’t be asking to leave so quickly just for the sake of money.

Was she really that strong, or did she have no conscience?

Julian felt sick when he thought of the way Diana was so hesitant to speak up.

Fortunately, Kayla popped back in with a broom. “Julian, be careful.”

Her appearance interrupted Julian’s musings. His eyes became clear again when he looked at Kayla. “Give it to me.”

He took the broom, cleaned up the glass shards in silence, and then continued cooking. After that, he ate together with Kayla.

“You can put roses with the lilies. They look good together,” Julian suddenly said as Kayla was cleaning up the dishes.

Kayla paused for a moment, and the expression on her face turned ugly.

“Julian, I actually…don’t like roses. Have you forgotten?” Having said that, she seemed to have thought of something. She turned around, took out the bouquet of roses, and placed them in front of Julian. “This should be the flower my sister likes, right? Although we’ve never met, I secretly asked about her when she first came to Winnington Mansion.”

That was three years ago.

When Julian heard Kayla using the word ‘secretly’, he felt as if a needle was pricking his heart. “I was the one who let you down three years ago.”

He shouldn’t have married Diana, and he shouldn’t have given up on Kayla so easily.

He should have kept looking…

Kayla looked as if she was about to cry, and she put a finger to his lips. “Don’t say that, Julian. Everything was done out of my own free will.”

“Kayla…” Julian sighed. “You don’t have to hold back when I’m here.”

Kayla broke down completely at this. Her tears flowed endlessly, like a river.

to cry to relieve all her sorrow that she accumulated in the

in the future…” Julian stretched out his hands and

be

of the Winnington family. With that move, she managed to snatch the maternal love that was originally Diana’s.

Diana use to compete

as if she was wiping her tears. She said softly, “It’s already late,

same as the young girl in

slightly upon hearing her words, which sounded as if she was driving her away.

for a moment. She expected that Julian

them to slowly make up for the three years they lost. Everything else

the door, he suddenly turned around again and asked, “Kayla, when will you be going back to

The tears at the end of her eyes hadn’t been wiped away yet. Her eyes were wet and moist, and she looked a little pitiful as she said sadly, “I…

if she resembled Diana, she was not the

could understand

accompany you to go back tomorrow.” He was afraid she

enough, Kayla smiled brightly and

Mommy asks, what should I tell her about our current relationship?

said harshly, “Kayla. During the banquet, I already told you that I’ll give you an explanation. I’ll divorce Diana as soon as

Mid-level villa.

out for

finding out that she was pregnant. She took a longer time bathing, so when she came out of the bathroom, Julian had already

she was delighted. The corners of her eyes

was not wrong; he really

of the floor hadn’t been mopped yet. She dared not move too

her head, and carefully moved toward the cabinet out of fear that she would accidentally hurt

don’t be afraid.” Although it was only a few steps, the journey felt long because she was now a mother. Plus, there were still water stains on the soles of her

photo was only some distance away

it, and only felt a vague excitement

she could give

she did not mind it. As long as they were okay, that would be better than anything else. She and the baby would always be waiting for him

getting closer and closer

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