Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 79

However, Julian made sure Diana and Kayla were separated when he arrived at the factory unit. One was in the car, while the other remained in the factory unit.

What happened before he arrived?

Julian couldn’t help but frown when he thought of this possibility. “Did you speak to Kayla today?”

Diana was extremely disappointed with him. “Even if you knew I had no intention of harming her a week ago, you’d still worry that I might be a threat to her.” She pulled the cover over her head. “I’m tired. You

should leave.”

Julian didn’t press on any further. “I’m not worried that you’d do anything to hurt her.”

His tie felt a little too tight, and he removed it impatiently. “Forget it.”

There was no point in having this discussion with her.

The sound of his footsteps gradually faded into the distance.

opened her eyes. The room now seemed empty again.

if she was in pain. He didn’t ask if she had eaten. It didn’t even seem like he wanted to stay around to spend time with

past now seemed

dream of.

she needed to move

in her, and gave the Winningtons a call. “I didn’t receive the money today. I need

you be this cold? Such a major incident happened, and you didn’t even call your sister to ask how she’s doing! She couldn’t eat dinner because she was so worried about you. On the other hand, the first thing you do when you

know that they owed her this

injuries than Kayla. You, my biological mother, didn’t even call to ask how I was doing. Kayla is an even bigger joke! If she cared so much about me, why didn’t some come to visit? Oh, I know. She’s only saying how she’s worried

she became even more furious. “Why did you think Julian was in a hurry to save you

Kayla. If Diana behaved more submissively, she would reap more benefits

Diana

wrong in the past. She had to let Diana find out the truth that she was Kayla’s substitute. That was the only way she’d stop

Kate’s way of ensuring Diana had a backup

things Kate could do for Diana as her mother. Kate made up her mind. “Come

Tomorrow morning at eight?

one thing,