Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 124

His tone disgusted Diana. The repulsion was such that she couldn’t bring herself to even hold onto her fork

and spoon.

She stared coldly at Julian. “Do you need to be this self–obsessed?”

She never knew he had such a side to him in the past.

The two were about to start arguing again. Suddenly, Julian stood up and moved closer to her.

His face was inches away from her, and his facial features became very clear. She wanted to dodge, but he locked her in place by placing his hands on hers. His pupils were as dark as an abyss. “You’re getting braver and braver. Do you think Grandma can protect you forever?”

Diana never once thought it that way.

you

However, Julian wouldn’t change his impression of her. “Why else are you able to act so boldly while still owe me money? Not long ago, you even swore you’d repay the money no matter what I said.”

Diana choked on her words and looked down in a defeated manner.

Back then… She was still confident about getting money from the Winningtons.

far, and she was set up by the Winnington family instead. She

did feel a little

of the light in the dining room was on the white side, and it made Diana’s facial expressions impossible to conceal. Julian could see her eyelashes fluttering. Suddenly, he felt a sense of joy, as if

day, you’re just trying to stall our divorce by using the repayment

nastily.

hadn’t he followed through

yet

get the

The deep look in his eyes that was impossible to ignore. Even if

seen each other

was in the past, being so close to her after such a long time would’ve inspired ‘impure thoughts‘

head.

her mouth go dry. She felt like a mouse that had its tail stepped on by a cat. She quickly sat upright in her seat. “You were the

Julian was in no hurry

It was a part of him that he’d refused to

time.

paper

each other.

gotten this far, and Kayla’s throat wouldn’t have gotten injured by

such, Julian gave a specific order saying that none of the Winningtons was allowed to give

cent.