Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 114

“Diana,” Grandma started again as she put down the safflower oil and faced Diana. She proceeded to tell Diana about how Julian and Kayla were acquainted.

“And that’s what happened. She saved Julian’s life, and he took this matter very seriously. That child… He suffered a lot when he was younger.”

Diana didn’t expect there would be such a backstory behind their history. But what a strange coincidence! She had also risked her life to save a little boy in a cave when she was a child. However, the boy disappeared the next day without even leaving a message for her.

On the other hand, Kayla met Julian, who was now devoted to her because she had rescued him.

The two had similar looks, but their fates were very different.

After mulling over the words, Diana said, “Was it hard for Julian when he was a child?”

“Yes.” There were many things Madam Fulcher couldn’t bear to mention again. “His parents died early, and my husband’s health also deteriorated at the same time. The Fulcher family urgently needed an heir to hold up their legacy, and as Julian was the only candidate left, he had to grow up quickly. My husband, he…”

Diana couldn’t bear for the older woman to dredge up painful memories. “It’s in the past, Grandma.

in person if you have the chance. I always feel that those experiences early on hurt him so

that mean it wasn’t necessarily love

Wake up already!

it not been for Madam Fulcher, Diana would still be kneeling in the hospital. Julian probably still wouldn’t be merciful even if

him soon. She had no right to interfere with

However, the money…

the poisoning instigated by none other than Kayla, it

have to see James in person. Either way, she had grasped his weakness by attending this birthday banquet. She only

contract was just an afterthought. After all, they had done it to ensure that Diana and Kayla would

with poison. She didn’t want to think about how Kate may have been involved, so

looked down to see the earrings in Madam Fulcher’s hand. She leaned her head against the