Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 212

“Me? Misunderstand you?” Julian sneered, his eyes turning cold at her accusation. “How have I

misunderstood you?”

If she didn’t intend to show that she had other men hankering after her, she wouldn’t have even joined the gathering in the first place!

She had her own pride and dignity to preserve, didn’t she?

What happened to that?

If she didn’t intend to show her tears, she shouldn’t have cried in front of him in the first place!

What happened to her headstrongness?

Hasn’t she been very headstrong recently?

Were they all nothing before him?

Who would believe her!

“You’re right. You didn’t misunderstand me.” She was the one who misunderstood herself. She thought she could let things go, but she was still clinging onto the marriage, thinking that Julian would one day look at her, Kayla, and their three–way relationship through an ordinary, objective man’s eyes.

would never be ordinary or

involved Kayla, he would lose all sense

up being

she not willing to accept this

before you guys, the golden couple that everyone’s envious about. I’m sorry, I should have held out any ounce of hope that ultimately meant nothing. I’m

didn’t have love, she wouldn’t be as burdened as she was right

that we don’t talk to each other. Maintaining our distance will be good

she wiped her tears away and entered the

eat a few more pieces of wagyu to hit

someone was footing the bill, she didn’t want the

time–consuming tasks waiting for her to do in the afternoon back at the office.

to her seat, people sitting around her

After all, to them, Diana was like a third party between

had expected, did not

of them stood on

walked to the restaurant with

was the last to exit. She was not surprised to see the cake that she gave Jayden discarded into the leftover soup in

As it turned out…

appreciation was worthless in their

colleagues at the workplace wasn’t necessary after

her belly, her expression resembling that of a victorious general, as she slowly walked back to