Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 184

However, the touch she so desperately yearned for never transpired.

On the contrary, she could only feel his cold finger against her face. “There’s something next to your mouth. I’ll remove it for you.”

Julian gently flicked his finger against her mouth. “It’s gone.”

Kayla distinctly remembered checking in the mirror multiple times to make sure her mouth was clean while she was waiting behind the door. How could there be anything on her face?

Kayla’s tears instantly fell. “Julian… Do you not like me?”

Why did he always refuse to touch her?

“That’s not true.” Julian ruffled her hair. He then removed his coat and draped it around her tear–soaked pajamas. “Didn’t I tell you? You’re too precious, so I can’t touch you so casually.”

Julian had spoken in a loud voice. However, he suddenly heard footsteps behind him.

He quickly turned around. “Who’s there?”

There was nobody in the corridor, but there was the sound of a door being closed from the direction of Diana’s bedroom.

Did she come out?

her eyes, but she couldn’t fall asleep no matter

she planned to give back Julian’s phone

when she heard how affectionately Julian spoke to Kayla, and how he treated her with such gentleness…

experienced Julian’s heinous behavior on

and at times every waking moment together… She

She couldn’t be certain.

respond sweetly to his words. Yet now, everything felt like poison to her. Gradually, she began to let it all go. She caressed her stomach and

she

done with breakfast, she didn’t linger. She also didn’t pay attention to which room Julian came out from. Instead, she returned to her room straight away and continued making her outfit

herself fail in the designing work she was good

putting the final touches

apart from having meals downstairs, Diana didn’t

didn’t even see

unknown point of time, someone came to take

suspicious. Earlier, Vans called Diana to tell her that Julian asked him

Julian rarely seeing each other, she would stand a bigger chance

needed to do was to wait for Grandma to