Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 362

“The Fulcher family doesn’t retain traitors.”

Noel understood Julian’s words.

“I know. If my father hadn’t swapped out Miss Kayla’s medication in secret, he’d be dead now. I understand all of it.”

Julian nodded. “I’ll leave it to you.‘

Julian was exhausted.

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He wanted to go back to Diana’s side.

It was fine as long as Mr. Carter never appeared in the villa again..

As for Noel, Julian knew his character very well. As the saying goes, a father’s sins shouldn’t fall on his son. After this incident, Julian was sure Noel would only work harder and be more loyal.

“Thank you, sir!”

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”

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the hospital, Diana was already awake. The table was

eaten much.

brightened just a little and

been taken care of,” Julian

“So that means Kayla really had something to

that it

the shock and stress I put you through in the early period of your pregnancy, and the

best state.”

she had been pregnant with twins. The possibility of danger was greater than if she had been pregnant with just

Diana had gone through so much suffering. Regardless of whether it was Kayla, Mr. Carter, or Julian, all of them bore some responsibility for causing

intentions were the

at him, as if she had suddenly realized something. A touch of despair slowly welled her eyes as she said, “It’s not your fault. It’s mine… It’s

up

in

indulged in Julian’s tenderness and had not promised him a reconciliation… If she had divorced him and left with the babies

of this

on looking for Julian on that rainy day… If she hadn’t ignored Mr. Carter when she noticed something was wrong with him… If she

fallen in love with Julian, none of this would have

were suddenly keen, and he hurriedly said, “Diana, I’m not defending Kayla. I’m just telling the truth. Besides,

said,

didn’t want to

Everything was pointless.

played a part in the passing of

clung insistently on her once more, only this time, it was more overwhelming than before. Julian wanted to comfort her, but

of silence, Diana