Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Chapter 22

Kayla subconsciously nodded. “Okay. I’ll listen to you, Julian.”

“Send your location to me and I’ll pick you up.”

When he went downstairs, his grandmother was already waiting at the staircase. She looked behind him. kindly and asked, “Where’s Diana?”

Julian’s expression didn’t change. “Aren’t you fully aware of what you’ve done?”

The old lady’s heart tightened as she asked, “Is she angry with me?”

“She’s not angry with you, but she’s certainly angry with me.”

That’s true…

Diana was very close to her.

Sometimes, Julian’s grandmother even felt that Diana was like her own granddaughter, and that Julian did the right thing by marrying Diana.

The more she thought about it, the happier she became. She couldn’t stop herself from giving Julian a thumbs up, smiling widely.

Julian sighed when he saw his grandmother’s goofy expression. “You’re not acting the way you should.”

“Brat!” Julian’s grandmother hit him hard. “Go quickly! Hurry back and see Diana. Help me to apologize to

her too.”

The police station.

cafe for her appointment with Kayla, was now making a statement. She held her cell phone, which had long run out of

be able to meet that woman today, and could only hope that she would have an opportunity to do so next

you sure someone touched you from the back on the subway?” The police officer’s voice pulled her

not help but freeze for

police officer’s method of asking the question was a

Can you describe how he

even more

kind of questions

attitude he should have toward the

did not even want

out to take the subway as usual, but unfortunately

when he looked at people, and this was especially

which had touched her neck. She instantly got goosebumps all over her body. She wished that she

no

the police, he had been following her all the way

to be a premeditated

know him at

officer taking her statement saw her long silence, he suddenly looked up at her and said, ” Summer’s almost over,

very expensive. Why did

blaming

must speak with reason! What I wear has nothing to do with that man’s misconduct toward me. He’s the one who should be punished