Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 233

If Julian hadn’t done that, they wouldn’t be in this situation. Kayla wouldn’t go through this hardship because of their status!

Julian was torturing Diana just to make Kayla feel better.

Diana understood all this, but the only thing she could do now was to keep herself and her babies safe amidst Julian’s deliberate attempts to make things difficult for her.

As for how much pain this man had put her through… That wasn’t important anymore.

Diana bit her lip harshly, ignoring Julian’s taunting words.

If she didn’t respond, she could pretend that his words didn’t hurt her, and her heart would feel lighter.

When Julian saw how she looked, he couldn’t help but want to mock her even more. He wanted to see how long Diana would hold out before personally telling him that she didn’t want a divorce.

But with nothing else to do at the moment, Julian glanced around and saw Diana’s computer on the couch. The screen was on, and the background display was of chrysanthemum flowers which looked exactly like the

ones in his room.

Perhaps it was a picture she had just taken.

Julian couldn’t help but get closer to the computer. With a touch, he accidentally caught sight of a particular

document.

…Divorce plan?

eyes, Julian tapped on the document to open it. The full title of the document appeared before his eyes instantly. Scanning it briefly, he saw that it read

the document and looked at the content. The document only held one

Patience?

wasn’t laying low and being obedient these days because she wanted to please him, or for the divorce… But it was so that their divorce could be

all the joy and arrogance in him vanished. Only endless anger remained in his

woman… How could

as if she was eager to please him. She even sent him flowers! But in her heart, was

veins, and it seemed

Bang!

slammed the

he turned to

she

Clapier! ZJJ

Diana returned with his coffee. She held it out to him and said, “Here, your

Julian gave

Diana froze.

a sharp look, pretending not to hear her,

was wrong