Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Chapter 98

No, the person before her may not be Kayla.

Diana had also met someone in the washroom who may have been Kayla just now, hadn’t she?

Diana tried to calm herself as quickly as possible, but she finally looked at Kate with a touch of panic. As if desperate for confirmation, she pointed to Kayla and asked somewhat frantically, “Who…Who is she?”

Kayla snorted and gave Kate a look, warning the latter not to say anything. Then, she approached Diana enthusiastically and pulled her over. “Oh, Diana! Why are you asking Mom such a question? I’m your sister, Kayla. If it wasn’t for Luke, we would’ve long since met.”

The woman before Diana had a pretty smile on her delicate face. For a moment, Diana thought she was looking in a mirror.

Something at the back of Diana’s mind gradually started to break down, but she still persisted and asked, Are you…really Kayla?”

Kayla pursed her lips, giving the impression that she was exasperated. She turned around to pull her ID card from her bag. “Here, you can return it if you think it’s fake.”

Diana’s hands shook uncontrollably as she took the thin card. For a while, bits and pieces of her past played through her mind like a movie.

she had never met, suddenly rushed to her

he firmly asked for

way he looked at her, like he was always lost in

they were intimate in the bedroom, merely giving her a far off

cameras, told Diana that her camera suddenly ran out of batteries and couldn’t snap a picture of Kayla. What was more, Diana recalled SK

surveillance…

seemed to have been laid out for her to discover. Yet, Diana had never

But… Kayla was adopted!

first. “Diana, how could you not greet your sister? Weren’t you looking everywhere for her? Now that you’ve seen her, why are

trailed off as she thought about the last time she had dinner with the Winnington family, and

never said anything

single person told her the

stress

possibilities. She bit her lip, as if the pain would give her a little strength.

so well, so much that she didn’t need to do anything.

Julian and I should apologize to you. Three years ago, I shouldn’t