Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 253

It was good enough that Julian could answer her questions in such a positive way.

After all, the two of them hadn’t spoken to each other so peacefully for a long time.

“It’s done.” Oliver broke the long silence.

After making sure Julian didn’t come inside, Oliver handed Diana the checkup results. He then mouthed the words ‘don’t worry‘ to her.

Only then did he speak to Diana in a normal tone. He didn’t intentionally keep Julian out of the conversation. “The registration for the gynecology department is done. Would you like to go there for a checkup now?”

“You guys can go ahead.” This time, Julian didn’t insist on following them.

Diana instantly sighed in relief when she heard this. She looked at the tall silhouette behind the curtain.

For some unknown reason, she thought Julian was behaving in an oddly gentle manner today.

It was a kind of gentleness that she couldn’t quite describe and had never experienced before. There was a sense of understanding that he intentionally tried to conceal.

However, as Oliver pushed her wheelchair forward in the hospital’s corridor, Diana began to feel worse.

By now, the positive feelings she felt toward Julian instantly vanished.

the operating room, her facial expression became

she was unhappy, so he chatted with her to cheer her

safe, he could leave with her as long as she

didn’t dare to bring this up

couldn’t remain friends if she took it

much, he could silently stay by her side and do things for her. It

good.

attentiveness. “You have to pretend

Fanny.” Oliver was good at comforting Diana. “She liked the starry- sky dress so much, she even wore it back at the Channing

the Channing

She firmly believed that Fanny and

relieved from the bottom of

realized she had once again misunderstood

in the

he was interested in her, he would be able to stay by her side for a

all that

not only drop- dead handsome, but was also incredibly efficient at his job. As soon as they arrived, a friendly colleague brought

by the friendly air. She thought

Disappointment filled her.