Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 182

Julian turned around and grabbed her with force, cornering her. “Why are you awake in the middle of the night? What are you up to this time?”

This woman was always causing him trouble!

Diana was stunned by his intense reaction, but she very quickly recollected herself. “Why are you here?”

She thought Julian was still sleeping in bed!

Who would’ve thought that he’d come close to the window for fresh air.

“Who else were you expecting?” Julian looked her up and down. His gaze then landed on the loose button around her collar. He was thinking about her walking out from the bathroom earlier.

She had looked so alluring.

He couldn’t resist frowning. “Do you need another man in your life that badly?”

There was wind entering the room through the window. Naturally, Diana could feel that her collar was left

open.

sure it wasn’t open before she slept. She had no

unbuttoned it.

seemed to have misunderstood

you think I’m this promiscuous?” Diana

man’s child isn’t promiscuous?” Julian asked with a piercing look in his

used to his vile slanders and the insensitive way he spoke whenever he talked about

lip and repeatedly warned herself that the Julian she loved deeply died the day he brought

to be the only way

reality, she didn’t feel any less sad or hurt. She was only suppressing her emotions so that other people couldn’t sense them. At this point, however, her act of self–defense failed her after Julian’s repeated

has nothing

touching it and catching a cold. She recalled how he wanted to dry her hair for her. Tears began to fill her eyes. “Julian, the only thing holding us back from getting a divorce is merely a piece of paper. You know that. Your heart doesn’t belong

allowed her to believe that he might have actually

believe he might actually care about

knew why Julian did those things.

her even

heard her. He stared at her

they didn’t look that much

could tell the difference. However, during the three years Kayla disappeared, Julian relied on such similarities to make