Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 213

He must be going mad.

That must be why he bought food and rushed here upon hearing from Kayla that Diana was still working

overtime.

See? She never needed him, no matter when it was.

Just as she said, it was more important for them to keep their distance.

By the time Diana returned to the villa, it was already past eleven at night. She was so fatigued after an entire day’s work that all she wanted to do was to head up and have a hot shower.

She didn’t expect Mr. Carter to be waiting for her downstairs.

She was still on her guard against him, the expression on her face no longer as meek and friendly as before. But to Mr. Carter, the cold look in her eyes right now was nothing but her revealing her true colors.

“Miss Winnington,” he called.

Since Julian wasn’t around, he didn’t bother addressing her as madam.

Why did she not see through Mr. Carter’s true feelings toward her in the past? Diana looked down, feeling even more distant toward this villa and everyone in it.

Despite living in it for three years, she did not gain any affection from anyone in it.

She was nothing but a passer–by, after all. “Yes, please speak.”

she had to remain

which seemed rather quiet. “Miss Winnington, do

Different?

the table isn’t cleared, the

…doesn’t seem very clean.”

in the past, Julian

servants at home not on duty

being,” Mr. Carter smiled, but the smile did not reach his eyes. It looked fake and

bad feeling crept up Diana’s heart. “And

on Mr. Carter’s face widened, as if he

fathom when she ever offended this

say

no reason for you to stay here for nothing, especially since he’s been taking

Julian

Mr. Carter was probably

did not expect him to be

down and

areas. I suggest you don’t come home from work so late. If you come back as late as you did today, it might already

Diana was stunned.

do so

just because she had to do these

anything well, and perhaps sabotaging her health along

guest room that Julian was staying in as she went on,

“I’ll go