Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 128

Diana gradually became teary–eyed.

She was a fool.

Ever after being hurt so many times, she still cried over Julian’s cold and merciless attitude.

This made Diana feel even more certain that, despite how Julian was looking at her photos in the surveillance footage L’s store manager sent her, he couldn’t possibly have been thinking about her at the time.

The moments he secretly took pictures of her during various times of the day, he was always missing

another woman.

It was ironic.

At this moment, Diana finally felt how painful it was to be Kayla’s substitute.

It was close to nine o’clock. The agreed time for their divorce was fast approaching.

Diana didn’t want to cry too much. All she could do was wipe her tears away while she cried. Afraid that Julian might notice her crying, she quickly fixed her makeup. However, she still couldn’t conceal the fact that she had cried.

However, after Diana waited for thirty minutes, Julian was still nowhere to be found.

It was going to be nine o’clock very soon. He was never late.

Diana retrieved her phone to call Julian, but nobody picked up.

Just as she began to worry, she suddenly heard a voice from behind. “Why haven’t you gone

It was Julian!

Pleasantly surprised, she turned around. Her eyes were still swollen from her crying earlier.

However, there was also a look of joy that she couldn’t quite conceal.

in?”

It was identical to the kind of joy she felt on the day they received their marriage certificate.

Julian’s gaze turned gentle without him realizing it. Diana hadn’t seen this soft side of his for a long time. Suddenly, all the unpleasant feelings disappeared. “I thought something happened to you on your way here, “she said truthfully before shaking her phone. She cocked her head and showed an expression that was completely different from Kayla’s. “The call didn’t get through.”

Were the two of them…so obviously different?

yesterday,”

Diana by

like him forget to charge his

That shouldn’t have happened.

and self–disciplined. He wouldn’t possibly

the black circles around his eyes. It seemed he couldn’t get any

seeing Kayla at the gynecology department. She instantly thought it was because

itself made

reached out to hold her hand after seeing her reaction, she pushed him away in a

Smack!

instantly turned

angry, and instead glanced at her unhappily. “What are you

was

was nowhere near as kind and

he even bother worrying about this cruel woman’s physical condition? He was clearly being

certainly got angry very quickly. Diana shook her head. “Sorry.

stopped looking at Julian. More importantly, she stopped imagining how Julian and Kayla behaved intimately with each other in the room she used to sleep in. The fact that Julian went against his own principles for Kayla by forgetting to charge his phone, which was a stupid thing to do, was something Diana no longer

down. The documents in her hands were nearly all crumpled up.

and done with.”

looked at Diana from behind. The uneasy feeling that started bugging him since he returned home the night before grew

following her. “What

Julian gave Noel a look. “The

Noel began clearing the

how much money Noel offered them. In

no longer impressed by

she was reminded yet again of Julian’s cruelty. It turned out he wasn’t happy at all on

clear the venue just so they could receive their marriage certificate sooner. It

because

matter if they were here to receive their marriage certificate or to get divorced. He would clear the venue either way. It was only because the person next to him was Diana, and

akin to being fitted with a time bomb.

It hurt so much.

It really did.

if her heart was being blown to pieces, but she had to

and Julian could never accept this

the main lobby grew quiet and the two of them were the only people around, Julian walked ahead

wiped her tears away and rushed ahead of him. She sat down and started speaking to the employee. “Hello, I’m here to

was impossible

and instantly felt overwhelmed. He didn’t dare to