Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 153

Kayla felt even more smug. “But of course! Julian said that this room had the best lighting in the entire mansion. He had to leave it for me.”

With feigned nonchalance, she peered at Diana and said, “As for the past rubbish that was lying around, they were just thrown away.”

Diana nodded. “You’re right. They were rubbish, both the things and the people from the past.”

She leaned closer to Kayla, “Including Julian, whom I’ve used. I’m leaving him to you, too.”

“But…” She looked around the entire room and realized something. “Seems like that second–hand man isn’t

staying in the same room as you.”

Not only does this bedroom not have any traces of Diana, but it didn’t have any traces of Julian either.

Then… Why did Kayla go to the gynecologist?

Diana couldn’t care less about whether both of them shared a room right now, but the embarrassed look on Kayla’s face lifted Diana’s mood. She deliberately covered her mouth with her hand and chuckled exaggeratedly. “Seems like it’s true. You haven’t even used that second–hand man.”

“That’s because he treasures me!” Kayla paused for a moment, trying to rein in her anger. “He wouldn’t treat me as casually as he treats you!”

That was so.

first day they got to know each other, and that was also the day

drugged him, he

hand,

time, his body seemed to convey all his love

that she was a replacement was akin to

lip hard, her good mood vanishing in an instant. However, she managed to calm herself

very soon.

all, it didn’t hurt so much after

sure there’ll be someone who will,” Diana shot back calmly, making Kayla’s mockery as effective as punching cotton. “He doesn’t define my

marry Julian and be his official wife

Diana, that b*tch!

Kayla was furious.

mood improved once again. She reached her hand out

and said in a deliberately

never shared a room

sleeping together, he had never behaved

Julian might have sexual dysfunction. Yet, the way Diana spoke today made it clear to her that that wasn’t true

No!

was just…not