Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 375

What was the point of that?

“Have you forgotten? When you loved me as Kayla in those three years, we shared so many kisses and even had a baby together! But that didn’t stop the fact that I wasn’t the one in your mind.”

Diana stated the truth in a ruthless and cruel manner.

“Julian, we shouldn’t lie to ourselves. Just admit that I’m simply a stand–in in your heart, and that Kayla’s more important to you than me.‘

This was the fundamental reason she had insisted on the divorce.

The only way to get away from Kayla was to get away from Julian, and only by staying away from them would she be free from the conflict in her life.

That was the only way…to stay away from the pain of losing her babies.

If not, every time she saw him, she would think about how her love for him had been one–sided all this while, and trusting him was the very reason she had lost her babies.

Diana was too ashamed to face them in this state.

She still couldn’t save their lives, even if she regretted it to death.

“Let me go,” Diana said, taking a tissue and wiping off the traces of him that were on her lips. “Julian… I’m tired.”

worn down. She looked like she had fallen into a

was the only one who could

give her time and support

make it that far, Julian would have to completely accept the fact that they

knew he had to

divorced, we should do as you say and mind our

towel to

eyes seemed to turn damp again, and she could

about

why she still harbored deep feelings for him despite

divorce certificate, she didn’t feel that the separation had sunk in. But at this moment, she

two people had divorced, and no longer had anything to do with each

have to hate Julian anymore for favoring

love.

Julian would only

had taken a tweezer and pulled the hairs on her body out one by one. The pain was so apparent and spread over her entire body, but she was powerless to fight it and let it slowly

senses.

she silently told

would

pain of losing her babies, or the pain of leaving Julian and

of it