Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 13

Kayla followed Julian and got into the car with him.

She knew Diana was standing not too far away, watching them.

She also knew that Julian went back on his promise to her and changed the destination as soon as Diana called him.

She really wanted to try that restaurant…

However, Julian seemed frightened of the prospect of Diana meeting her. It was also taking a long time for the divorce to be settled.

This wasn’t in line with Julian’s style, so Kayla had to amp up her scheming.

Kayla lowered the car window and looked in the direction where Diana was standing. “Julian, is that my sister standing in front of SK Mall? It’s a good thing you changed the location of our destination. It’d be bad if my sister saw us together.”

She looked guilty and embarrassed.

Julian took the initiative to reach out and wrapped his arms around her. “Don’t think too much. I just can’t eat at such a place.”

Kayla leaned on his shoulder. The two of them looked like the most intimate lovers.

Diana’s gaze was fixed on the Rolls-Royce limousine. She could clearly see them hugging.

In the past, when she traveled with Julian, he would never hug her like that no matter how tired she was. He would simply say, “Sit down. How would this look to outsiders?”

Yet, he had taken the initiative to hug someone else and even accepted all of that woman’s ups and downs.

Diana’s eyes were filled with disappointment. She turned away and stopped looking at them, but asked Nina, “Is she really that beautiful?”

Nina’s eyes were a little evasive. She hid her camera behind her and mumbled, “Actually, Diana… My camera ran out of battery.”

Diana glanced at Nina. “You’re a workaholic. Your camera can actually run out of battery?”

“Hey, isn’t it because I went shopping with you? Of course, I won’t be thinking about work!” In truth, Nina had secretly deleted all the photos of Kayla she had captured. She held Diana’s hand, and then pressed the power off button. “Let’s walk around. Don’t let them affect our mood. We should continue shopping.”

back to the dress boutique we went to before. I want to look at the surveillance

found everything today to be very

end, she still had to find

to drive them away. “The braggarts are here again! Many women who to be together with Mr. Fulcher, but this is my first time seeing someone as

the salesgirl a painful lesson, but Diana stopped

the moment couldn’t be confirmed. She didn’t have a domineering or overbearing temperament, and she

Nina knew Diana wouldn’t give up so easily since she had already come

pulled Nina into L with a powerful

stiff. Even after she came to

saw this, she quickly frowned and said

seemed the fact that Diana was pretending to be Mrs. Fulcher had spread throughout the shop. Diana wasn’t

saw this, her attitude took an 180-degree change. She

good that you understand the situation now.” Diana had no intention to embarrass or make things difficult for them, so she went on gently, “I didn’t come here this time to

flowers on the white background that was sold just now has problems with its quality, so it must be returned to the shop immediately.

me the shop’s surveillance records. I have something

do you think you are? A braggart like you actually dares to order our manager around with

card, she knew that the shop was in trouble today when

only those who didn’t want to live would dare to use this black card

was

shocked everyone. “I

shop went smoothly. After all,

an unknown identity that came in

glanced at

you dare to fire me so casually, I’ll go out and tell the world what

affair between Julian and herself. No matter what it was, an outsider had no right to say anything

instantly turned cold. She stepped in front

said coldly, “I can do whatever I want, precisely because I am rich. If you can’t accept it, you should become as rich as I am so you can find a rich

aura. She no longer dared to retort. She turned around, covered her face, and glared at Diana

felt a little uneasy.

able to do so first.” Diana did not take Loraine seriously, and continued instructing the manager. “Don’t forget to do