Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 50

Diana’s eyes widened in shock when she heard Julian’s callous words.

She had never felt so bewildered in her entire life.

And she had never felt so foolish, ever.

She had cried so indignantly before Julian, yet wasn’t it precisely this man who made her feel so wronged?

For a very long time, he had known that Kayla was playing all sorts of tricks behind her back. Yet, he could never fail to see everything Kayla had done through rose–tinted glasses.

He even claimed that Kayla simply didn’t want Diana to be in the dark!

Should Diana thank Kayla? Thank Kayla for tearing her life to pieces and giving her a reason as to why her life was so miserable?!

Julian grabbed a napkin, knelt down, and wiped Diana’s years away. He began probing her. “How did you find out? Did you see photos of Kayla?”

“What right do I have to gaze upon her unworldly beauty?” Diana smiled self–derisively; it was a smile that didn’t reach her eyes. “Don’t be anxious. You and Kate protect her so well. How would I have the chance to hurt her?”

Yet

villain.

doll, Diana pulled her hand holding onto her phone back in a daze. She looked down and pressed some buttons. After a long while, she looked up and smiled at Julian.

never imagined that Diana would say those words at that

then, his phone

saw that Diana had transferred

transferred in

Six…

his top. “Diana, are you an idiot? My request for you to settle the debt was just to make things difficult

right did he have to get angry

her petite face, making it look even more delicate. Her sharp chin gave shape to her gentle features and

didn’t seem…so similar to

was the thought that came to Julian’s mind at that

heard Diana go on, “I

me. I know you just wanted to get justice for Kayla. If that’s the case, I need to let you do it thoroughly. Otherwise, it’ll be harder for you

only go through after we’ve settled all debts between us. I don’t want to delay things for you, and I wouldn’t dare do that to Kayla either. Otherwise, it wouldn’t just be you.