Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 44

Oliver looked at the sky. He then packed up the documents and brought her outside. “What do you feel like having?”

“It’s on me. You get to choose,” Diana said.

Oliver accepted the offer. “I know a good western place around here. Let’s go there.”

Diana quickly followed him. While they were ordering, she cursed at capitalism. Yet, she still couldn’t figure out why rich folks like him needed to spend so much money on food.

Now that she had a creditor, her bank account was already in the red. As a result, she was very careful when ordering. Apart from the signature dish she ordered for Oliver, she picked all the cheapest items for herself.

To her surprise, Oliver had already paid for the meal when she went to pay.

“Didn’t I say this meal was on me?” Diana frowned. “I feel bad now that you’ve done this.”

“Can you buy me calabash candy?” Oliver suddenly asked while pointing at a roadside stall.

“Huh?”

sounded embarrassed. “I’ve always wanted to find out how calabash candy tasted, but I’d always feel

calabash candy.” Diana quickly made her way to the stall and bought all ten flavors that were on sale. The stall owner couldn’t

her own saliva. Fortunately, Oliver

even flashed him a mysterious expression. “Young man, you’ve got to

calabash candies together like a bouquet of flowers and

it to

was a barely noticeable glimmer in his

“You don’t have to give these to me. I bought

as she

of relief. Thankfully, Oliver didn’t have such intentions. He also kept his distance. throughout the journey. Otherwise, it would’ve been rather awkward if anyone commented on

wrong, there

She watched while Oliver walked past the subway entrance with the bouquet of calabash candies. Then,

she no longer tried to cut

came first.

increasing on the taximeter made her very anxious. The taxi driver suddenly paused the taximeter when they were stuck

the day

a call on his phone.