Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 367

Those were the names Julian had given their babies.

In the future, Diana’s path would never cross with Julian’s again, and they would only move further from each other. They would never have children together again.

So, she would let these two names remain on this headstone.

It wasn’t only in memory of their two children, but also of the time when she loved Julian.

The store owner looked at it and gently reminded her, “Miss, you still need to carve the words ‘grave‘…”

Before he could finish his words, he saw the elegant but pale and fragile woman seemingly turning into a butterfly that might fly away at any moment, and he couldn’t continue anymore.

Instead, he said, “My sincere condolences.”

No matter who it was that had gone from the world, those who were alive must live on.

Diana understood the logic in it, but after carving the name of her babies, she thought about the divorce certificate in her bag and could no longer control her tears from pouring out.

Her heart ached terribly, but there was no one she could talk to about this pain.

“That’s enough. This is fine,” Diana said in a trembling voice as she tried to hold back her remaining tears. They were still so little, so I don’t want their headstone to be too heavy.”

The sadness wafting from her was obvious.

press further and simply muttered, “I’m so sorry for your

say anything, but nodded gently in

cemetery, it was already past noon. Despite the time, Diana didn’t feel hungry. So, she sat next to the grave after she had

she wasn’t thinking of anything. When she looked at the names on the stone, a bitter feeling rose in her

Aster, Star…

first pregnancy, and the first time she had

Luke, but the man was

wanted to blame Kayla, but it seemed that

though Julian knew about the drugging, he had protected Kayla as he

defended Kayla, saying that

health of the embryos and the stress they had

it to never be

for lying to her for three years, for changing her fertility pills, for having spoken harshly about the babies she carried,

For never loving her.

all of it

and Julian

the headstone she had erected, and the pain

one to

her fault for loving Julian,

whispered as she looked at

her heart, and simply sat there

selling alcohol on the roadside, so she went over and bought a few bottles to

Fulcher didn’t hear from Julian or Diana for a long time