Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 361

Julian’s face twisted into an unpleasant expression.

“I’m not that angry about you setting me up, but your schemes involved Diana, and even caused her to lose the babies she values so much.”

Julian spoke softly, but his words were no less chilling.

“So you too deserve to die!”

Kayla shivered violently. Never once had she expected Julian to say such a thing to her, and at that moment, she suddenly recalled Luke’s fate. She was so shocked, she couldn’t utter a word.

“But…” Julian’s tone changed slightly. “You saved me once.”

As Kayla had said, Julian was somewhat responsible for what she had become today.

“I won’t kill you.”

Julian could forget about how Kayla had set him up and caused him to be beaten up, but he needed her to pay the consequences for harming Diana and their babies.

When Kayla heard that, she was about to sigh in relief. Just then, the door to her room slammed open.

Noel walked in with two burly men in black. He greeted Julian politely, “Sir.”

“Hmm.” Julian acknowledged Noel, then slipped his hands into his pockets. He gave Kayla an indifferent look before turning around and heading out.

immediately realized that something was wrong, and tried to hide behind the hospital

you plan

he wouldn’t kill

didn’t stop and continued as if he hadn’t heard them. He had already done his best for Kayla. She

if Noel hadn’t arrived in time… Julian dreaded to think what

be taught

and waved his hand, and the two men in

screamed at the top of

so many years. Even though

about letting her off the hook again and just giving her a light lesson, but when

more or less had a hand in pushing Diana into

now knee–deep in panic,

right do you have to treat me this way? Did she ask you to do this, Julian?! What right do any of you

now, there wasn’t a single

and

lost her ability to get pregnant

been completed,” Noel

Julian nodded. “Alright.”

the exact same thing she had tried to do

the cigarette burning so brightly in his hand that no one could

look on