Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Chapter 32

Diana only realized it had rained last night after leaving the bedroom. The weather had clearly become colder.

She felt a little chilly after arriving downstairs. Just as she was about to head up to put on an extra layer of clothing, Julian handed her a cardigan. “You need to look after yourself even if you have debt to pay. Don’t

catch a cold.”

Diana found him acting very oddly. They were arguing intensely just the night before, and yet here he was, offering her a cardigan.

Despite his act of kindness, his words annoyed her.

“I wouldn’t dare trouble my creditor.” Diana didn’t reach for the cardigan. Instead, she replied in a nonchalant tone, “I hate black–and–white stripes.

This color reminded her of the skirt that other woman bought before she could, as well as how Julian liked that woman more than he did her.

Diana didn’t want to make herself sad.

Julian quickly saw through her. “You’re full of grudge! It was only a skirt.”

Of course!

unconditional love for that

ego was crushed when the humiliating

did he have to call her

what he said, Diana’s face turned gloomy. She ignored

cardigan away. The coldness on his face was evident, as was the sarcasm in his words. “You sure have

in a good mood, because

he wouldn’t stop bringing it up no matter what. Wasn’t the

he didn’t even return to their bedroom last

he had gone to the office, but based on the direction he came from in

low, covering the look of disappointment that flashed briefly in her eyes. She didn’t even look at Julian, and pretended nothing had happened as

wanted to call you for breakfast earlier, but Mr. Fulcher said to let you

around.” Diana chuckled. “Julian couldn’t possibly have said something

only wanted to cheer her up. Diana

place.

seemed as if they wanted to say something, but they saw Julian fidgeting by the door and decided to keep their mouths

work while scanning the dishes one at

see tofu pudding kept warm in a pot over a small flame. There was garlic, sesame oil, coriander, chili oil, and