Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 201

Mr. Carter said, “It was Miss Kayla. She wanted to give Madam some milk to help her sleep, but… Not only was Madam sarcastic in her tone, but she also refused to open her door. Miss Kayla stubbornly stood outside the door, refusing to leave. She genuinely treats Madam very well.”

When Julian heard this, he immediately stood up and headed toward the bedroom, dark clouds looming over his head.

When he reached the second floor, he heard Diana’s voice through the door. “It sounds terrible. Kayla, can you please leave?”

“Diana Winnington!” Julian pulled Kayla behind him and kicked the door hard. “How rude of you!”

Kayla was kind–hearted enough to give her milk before bed, yet she sounded so cold!

He never knew her to be so mean–spirited!

Diana was stunned. Was Julian here?

Why was she even surprised?

She should’ve known that every time Kayla extended goodwill to her, the latter would certainly make sure that Julian knew about it.

It was her fault for not being careful with her words with Kayla, who was adept at acting the victim and causing trouble for herself.

But…

Diana looked at the door that he almost kicked down, and anger boiled in her heart. “Stop kicking!”

Who would be at fault for scaring the baby?

open the door,

Bam!

was suddenly flung open. Out

on the

avoided colliding with him. She flashed him

no way reduced by the fact that he was sprawling on

This man…

devil,‘ Diana

on purpose.” Diana stopped smiling as he requested,

when she saw Diana gesturing to her. She

was prepared for Kayla’s reaction

But Kayla’s push…

Wasn’t weak at all.

wasn’t prepared, she would’ve definitely knocked against

and avoided Kayla’s touch. He stood up

fall did little

are you avoiding

trying to hide away from

compelled him to compare with how she was in the past,

Diana shook her head, a bright smile on her face. Her big,

her smile lacked

hated that smile on

interesting,‘ Diana thought, her brow arching. “You kicked

had the wrong idea, but he kept having