Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 358

Julian’s ruthlessness towards the Pabian family and the fact he hadn’t left a

trace of Luke’s body was a consequence that Kayla hadn’t expected.

She trembled in fear, and her teeth chattered. She used almost all of her

strength to force herself to calm down.

It didn’t matter. Luke was dead, and he didn’t even have the opportunity to

confess her involvement before he died.

There had also been no news from Mr. Carter’s end, so she relaxed once more

when the thought crossed her mind. Now that her emotions had settled, she

patted the empty spot on her bed and gave Julian a real smile.

Enter title…

“Did you come to see me?”

Julian had come in the middle of the night. Did he want to get Kayla pregnant to

replace the baby in Diana’s belly?

Kayla perked up at the thought and started moving. She even tried to pull her

hospital gown down a little.

Julian had never met a person who had made such an error of judgment in his

life.

Kayla…really the same girl who had saved him as

more he interacted with her, the more he felt

the person he vaguely remembered in

room brightened. The lights bounced off the wall

harsh light for a moment, causing Kayla to squint her

up her hand to shield her face.

shoulder seem

couldn’t hide the disappointment in his eyes. He tossed

and said, “Listen to that.

button on it, and her face drastically paled as

only fear was left on

not true! What

Julian sneered. “The leftover powder has already been tested,

Carter mistakenly thought

so he replaced it with prescribed

reason it saved Diana’s future

Kayla’s dosage to

been

such a

no longer tolerant as it had

was right. I was too accommodating and tolerant of you. If she

this matter, you would’ve really gotten away

couldn’t process the words Julian said after

shaking all

buzzed like a machine chugging in her brain. Then,

also lament that Mr. Carter had switched

achieve her goal of getting

Diana get pregnant again.

then, there was terrible

Fear of Julian.

for the purpose she had thought. Rather,