Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 271

“Oh…” Kayla lowered her head, seemingly disappointed that Diana wasn’t here.

After less than a minute, tears fell down Kayla’s cheeks.

“Julian…”

She looked at the wounds covering her body as tears hung pitifully from the corners of her eyes.

“Don’t tell Diana about what happened to me. Otherwise, she’ll feel guilty about it. Today… She was supposed to come today, but since everyone knows about Michael, she probably felt scared about it and procrastinated a little in the office. Professionally speaking, I’m the leader of her design team. Privately speaking, I’m her sister, her family. I thought I should take her place in attending the dinner, since we resemble each other so closely. But I didn’t expect Diana to not come at all…”

Kayla began sobbing mid–sentence, so wracked with sorrow that she was unable to speak further.

It looked just like she had suffered a terrible betrayal.

She had effortlessly created the image of her heroically turning up for Diana’s appointment on her behalf, whereas Diana had left Kayla in the lurch because of her fear of Michael.

Despite that, Kayla was still defending Diana and thinking for her.

Julian’s heart ached for Kayla as he looked at the wounds on her body.

It made his cold treatment toward Kayla over the past few days look exceptionally cruel.

He should never have doubted her character.

the more he shouldn’t have

As for Diana…

years of marriage, he had confused Diana with Kayla

affections too.

feelings for Kayla were

for Diana, on the

reason was his

The babies…

of his unborn twins made the expression

to go further. She moved

brows furrowed

and asked, “Is

feel rather unwell, perhaps because of the alcohol

furrowed tighter as

Kayla nodded.

been

possibly avoid drinking

a

fact Diana was well aware

she chose to turn a blind eye

silently allowed Kayla to take

hurriedly began carrying out a series of tests on her which took

that Kayla’s condition was fine, the doctor heaved a sigh of relief. “She’s fine. She just