Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 113

“Kayla,” Julian started once the door closed behind the two older women. “Have you ever lied to me?”

Kayla’s hands, which were hidden under the covers, tightened immediately. She couldn’t stop her brows from furrowing as she endured the pain in her throat and asked, “Julian… What’s wrong?”

What the hell did Diana and that blasted old lady say to him?!

Why did Julian leave the room and return as if he had turned into a different person? He even let Diana leave the hospital!

However, Julian didn’t let her change the topic and insisted, “Have you ever lied to me?”

Kayla’s heart thumped wildly in her chest. In fact, she had lied a lot!

Even from the first day Julian saw her, she had been impersonating Diana to claim that she was Julian’s savior. She had also lied about being kidnapped by Luke, and how she came to damage her vocal cords today. She had lied about everything that involved Diana!

moment she confessed, things between them would come to an

him, or it would only give rise to more doubt. Kayla thought hard about

every word she spoke sounded like glass scratching on a blackboard. “I wanted you to look at me more, so I pretended to be sensible and lied about how I didn’t care that my sister was your wife. Even the fact that I’m not having a hard time because

seemed to give her great pain. She spoke as if she were

her lips and said

for understanding me, Julian. I’m aware of the position you’re in. You don’t have to feel guilty that Grandma took Diana away. If my sister had a conscience, she would still apologize to

to talk like this,” Julian said, pulling his hand back

Diana was shocked by Madam Fulcher’s question. She didn’t know what clues the older woman had picked up on, but at this moment, she was

this chance to admit it to

old lady would be to know that she would have a

However, she was also afraid Julian would find out and do whatever he

allow anyone but

still needed to hide her pregnancy. Before she could think of an excuse, Madam Fulcher suddenly said, “No, that can’t be. It’s been such a short

and said wistfully, “It’s just that the label on this bottle says that pregnant women should use it with caution, so I