Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 59

The feeling that someone was spying on her returned.

What made her feel even more helpless was that she couldn’t find anything wrong each time she turned her head back for a quick look.

Was she really overthinking things?

The agreed meeting time with Kayla was still an hour away. The weather was pleasant, and Diana began feeling sleepy. Her eyes slowly glazed over, and she gradually let her guard down.

It was only until she heard footsteps that her eyes flew open keenly and she saw a pair of green shoes before

her.

When she lifted her head, the man sat beside her, holding a knife against her back.

“Don’t make a sound.” The man was Luke Pabian.

She had been so careful to guard herself against him and even moved to Nina’s, yet she still found herself in

his hands.

didn’t even have the chance to pull out any of the personal defense items she bought, and could only close her eyes resignedly. “Don’t hurt

mind. Being so close to the man made her instinctively feel nauseous. She was more afraid of her and her baby getting hurt, so she

but more of a park in the suburbs. What’s more, it was a workday and there were few people around. Diana recalled her surroundings

Luke smiled wickedly. “I just want you to have

Julian’s name. “If you dare

bitten, twice shy. Do you really think I’ll be stupid enough to let

she couldn’t budge an inch. She raised her voice in a bid to sound more aggressive. “My husband is Julian Fulcher! I’m

her waist. “Julian Fulcher? You must be kidding me. I heard he dotes on his wife. How could he let her take the subway? He’d never let his pregnant wife sit by

alone.

It’s an old residential building. Would Julian

over her body. “You’ve been spying on me since

“I was released from prison just today, and came to look for you immediately. What, are you even more anxious to meet me

Why did she have the feeling that she

come looking for me very soon.” Right now, she could only

from head to toe. “Why are you…

what Oliver usually