Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 226

Kayla thought that after she returned, Julian would end his ridiculous marriage with Diana and make Diana disappear from their lives completely.

Yet, despite the excruciatingly long wait, their divorce kept getting delayed.

Instead of things going smoothly for her, Julian’s heart seemed to be gradually changing.

Diana sighed, breathing slowly as she pondered about what to say. She glanced at Kayla; she decided to throw out some bait under the pretense of confiding in the latter in a heart–to–heart talk, and said, “Let’s be honest. I understand your feelings. As you know, I’m going to be a mother. I want to leave Julian more than you think. I want to hurry and divorce him because I’m afraid he’d do something to my babies. But…”

Diana’s tone suddenly changed. “It doesn’t seem like he wants to divorce me at all.”

Kayla was shocked.

Diana’s words had merit; it was exactly what Kayla was seeing at this moment.

Indeed, Julian was wavering.

The thing was, he didn’t realize it himself.

It was why Kayla didn’t have the guts to tell Julian that Diana still had her babies. She feared he would be even more reluctant to let Diana go once he discovered that the baby was his.

Kayla didn’t dare take

so much,

Kayla challenged, her nails digging into her palm. Her eyes were as fierce

confusing. Was there

only natural for Kayla to

Diana’s achievement for saving him as a child. Fortunately for Kayla, Diana knew nothing about it. Kayla knew that if she used her chances well, Diana would be a weapon which she would use to cement the

until we grow old, and you’ll be kicked out. You’ll never have the chance to be Mrs.

”

her haughty claim, getting

approached Diana, tears gathering in

feel sorry for you. You’ll get more benefits for your divorce. Keep your word and return

the more

only switch to her two–faced persona when Julian

arrived? Had he heard

to slap herself. She had been too

It was

Julian had walked in.

bathroom’s glass door and didn’t go

“Kayla? Are you crying?”