Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 357

“Okay, that’s enough,” Julian said when he saw Diana was in a bad mood. He didn’t want her to get upset. because of him and hastily added, “Don’t feel bad. I’m going to look into this whole thing, okay?”

He would make sure to give Diana a thorough explanation.

Diana nodded. “What about your injuries?”

“I’ll take care of it today.”

He needed to leave the hospital to carry out what he wanted to do, after all, and he couldn’t leave in this

shape.

“Okay,” Diana said with a small nod. “Go ahead. I’ll wait here for you and get some rest.”

After saying that, she laid back down in the hospital bed, looking like a porcelain doll under the white lights.

There was a beautiful yet heartbreaking beauty to Diana at this moment.

Her miscarriage clearly had an irreversible effect on her.

Julian didn’t dare to stare too long at her. Otherwise, the image of Diana collapsing in his arms on that rainy

day would appear in his mind over and over again.

begged him to save Aster and Star, but… He

nose started to turn red; as a big man, he didn’t want to cry in front of his wife. So, he stood and tucked her in before saying, “No

“Hmm.”

bright and clear, and she could obviously see him

the inside, just the same as her. It showed in his disheveled appearance and the fact that he hadn’t bothered to treat his wounds.

willing

left. Diana didn’t know how he started his investigation, but he didn’t return to the hospital

night.

wasn’t until early the next morning that

Diana,” Nina said as she opened a container. “I

one you want.”

beef. She also needed to add pickles, which she

normal, and she didn’t want to eat the sandwich when she

the

that, tears welled up in

What could she do?

about her babies, but life had the knack of bringing up things that would remind her of them and that

babies were no longer in her

didn’t know how to comfort her in this situation, except to sit with her and

she wiped her tears. “I

that crying it out was better than holding it

know,” Nina said, her heart obviously aching for her dear friend. “I understand. Just cry if you