Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 67

I was hitting that woman! I was hitting the woman who took the subway! I wanted to play with her!

These sentences kept repeating in Julian’s head like a terrible curse. He could nearly hear the bones cracking in his body. Without him realizing it, all the cells in his body were turning violent.

He wanted nothing more than to commit murder right this moment.

“Let go of her!” Julian yelled, his tone hard. He was brimming with anger, and it was evident from the vicious look in his almond–shaped eyes. He looked as if he could tear Luke apart on the spot with ease.

Luke was so scared that he went down on all fours. “Please forgive me, Mr. Fulcher! I really didn’t lie to you. You can have a look at her phone. There’s a video recording on it. I really didn’t hurt her.”

Fortunately, Luke didn’t set his sights on this gold–digger. Otherwise, there would’ve been no hope for his survival!

Luke knelt on the ground. He didn’t even realize his forehead was bleeding. “Kayla! Tell Mr. Fulcher! Aren’t we allies? You said you’d help me with recording the video. Why would I hurt my ally? Tell him!”

Julian held Kayla’s hand and looked at her.

Kayla panicked for a brief moment. Fortunately, she managed to calm herself down just in time. Not only did she shed a few tears, but she also spoke in a tearful voice.

forced into it. I had to play along under the circumstances. He’s a pervert!

talking. All that was left was her

There was pity in their eyes, and they seemed

sentences, Kayla managed to convince everyone she was

what her

confront Kayla,

It was so unfamiliar.

It was so fierce.

as if Diana was nothing more than

wasn’t forced by Luke at all. In fact, she probably wanted to record me being raped from

even let her finish. He carried Kayla out of the

fragile piece of

the only person next

console her on several occasions, but he looked down and silently stayed by her

Outside the factory unit.

by the second. The

was a little taken aback by