Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 147

Julian dialed Diana’s number immediately. “Where are you?”

He must hear about the design draft directly from her.

Coincidentally, Diana wanted to see him. “Come to the hospital.”

With that, she went to the ward next door to visit Grandma. Seeing that the old woman was still resting, Diana didn’t wake her up. Instead, she tucked her into the sheets and returned to her own ward, waiting patiently for Julian to come over.

This time, he didn’t come charging at her with a bad temper as he did before.

He simply placed the design draft on the table and asked whether Diana found it familiar.

“I do find it familiar.” Of course, she did!

It was the design draft that she drew herself!

But now, all the design drafts that she left in the Winningtons had become Kayla’s.

A storm was brewing in Julian’s eyes. “In other words, you’re really the one who leaked the design draft?”

chuckle. “You’ve already convicted me of plagiarism even before coming here, thinking that I made a gown out of Kayla’s design before she could. In that case, why are you still being pretentious and asking

he believe her if

no longer trusted him

he was still confused about the poisoning incident and immediately convicted her of being guilty despite

all the hurt that Julian had caused

heart as she lifted her eyes to

were

almost doubt his own judgment. But… Didn’t he give Diana a chance to explain herself when

it herself that she was familiar with Kayla’s design

couldn’t help but furrow his brows. “You accused me of not believing your words

design draft familiar. Diana, what exactly do you mean

just lost her baby yesterday, so Julian didn’t

kept holding his anger

that he would

want me to believe

laughed out loud again. “In that case, should you show some proof yourself when you accuse me of copying

and put it side by side with the preliminary draft, beckoning Diana to take

so. The starry dress that Fanny Smith was wearing looked just as

this gown represented her deep gratitude