Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 62

In fact, Julian had already lost his mind. He himself had no idea where this fury came from.

All he knew was that, after seeing those photos and recalling the bouquet of calabash candies, as well as how Diana smiled at Oliver, he was consumed by a burning rage.

“Do it right now! Make the Channing family’s stocks plummet! I want Oliver to know the price he has to pay for touching my woman!” Julian exclaimed, fuming.

Noel’s eyes went wide open. “Sir!”

Forcing the Channing family’s stocks to plummet meant Fulcher Inc. would also have to suffer considerable losses. Was Diana worth making such a move?

However, Noel didn’t dare to question Julian’s hasty decision.

He could only change the topic by talking about Kayla instead. “Kayla said she’ll be waiting for you to have dinner together. Don’t be late…”

Kayla?

At the mention of her name, Julian calmed down a little. That’s right. He still had Kayla.

His marriage with Diana… At its core, he was the one at fault to begin with.

why was he so angry with Diana’s

Was he jealous?

The only feeling he had for Diana was a sense of pity. It had nothing to do

especially if it was because of Diana. It felt like all the energy had been sapped out

know what to think, and he

that he shouldn’t

should be doing things that contributed to their separation.

forehead. “Noel, find Oliver’s

thing Diana. had

immediately gave Noel another order. “Get rid of the property across from Nina’s

his mind to do so many ridiculous things over the past few days. He even bought

she had done today made him wonder if she ever thought

answer was

him to

what he heard. “Nina? Who’s

the call was still going on, and that Oliver was still on the line. A sarcastic look suddenly flashed in his eyes. “I’m surprised your feelings have changed so soon. It seems Diana

Nina slide, since he didn’t even know who she was. Instead, he decided to point out what was important to him. “From what

“Aren’t

suddenly became hurried. “No! Wait a second! When did you