Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Chapter 35

“Nina!” Diana immediately cut Nina off. “We’ve only just met. I don’t even have his phone number. Do you, like Julian, think that I’d…”

“No, no.” Nina slapped herself twice to reprimand herself. “Why did I even say that? From the way you described him, I just think that he’s a decent person. If the opportunity arises, I think we might’ve just found your baby a new father…”

Nina had always spoken her mind, and she certainly had an imaginative one. Diana wasn’t upset. “I alone will be enough for my baby. Besides, he’s too good to want to have anything to do with me.”

Oliver helped Diana out yesterday, and she treated him to a meal in return. That was where things ended for

them.

“Don’t bring this up ever again,” Diana said.

“Alright, alright. Anyway, I’m the baby’s godmother. I’ll definitely shower the baby with affection after it’s born!” Nina replied.

The two grew excited as soon as they started talking about the baby. In fact, they talked about everything, from the embryo to the color of the baby’s clothes they would buy. The call only ended when Nina was instructed to get back to work.

Not long after that, Diana received a notification that forty–five grand had been transferred into her account.

It was from Nina.

For the very same reason, Diana didn’t want to be

back to Nina before sending

she read the message. “How did you know I was going to ask

a guess,”

“Did you

out?” Nina owned up to it before sending an emoji of a character covering its face. “I’ll tell you all about it when

smile grew wide. She replied with a ‘hug‘

left Diana in

the house. She also put on some light make–up as well as a Morandi haze blue overcoat. She seemed noble and

when she showed up in front of the Winnington

the same Diana

Back then, Diana had two box braids and wore a faded white dress. Everything about her screamed of rusticism. Although she seemed like a kind person and she resembled her mother somewhat in demeanor, she

experiences she went through

who was recognized in the upper echelons of society. She never expected a

for letting a child in the family go missing. They would also mock her for not being