Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 376

In regards to Diana and Kayla, Julian behaved completely differently toward either.

However, he could no longer say these words to Diana.

Because she didn’t believe him.

Because she had told him to let her

go.

Because they…had already received their divorce certificates.

For a split second, Julian wanted to rush back into the room and tell her that he didn’t want to break up. He wanted to tell her that he wanted to return to the time when they were still married, that he wanted her to

stay in the villa and hoped she would stay by his side…

Even so, he didn’t dare to.

He would only cause her stress by being near her.

Diana cried for about an hour before finally stopping. Julian pressed harder against the door to listen carefully, and heard the sound of running water coming from inside. Based on that, he guessed that Diana had gone to take a shower.

He was afraid she would slip and fall after drinking so much.

and nutritionist that Madam Fulcher had assigned to Diana, and got them to

said. “Before coming out, we gave Miss Winnington some soup

said with a nod. He then corrected the nutritionist,

doesn’t even want

obviously stunned, but nonetheless

Julian then left.

and with the nutritionist’s presence at this hour, she knew that someone keeping an eye on

Yet, she didn’t understand.

would a man who didn’t love me, and could even ignore the departure of his babies from the world, who turned on me and protected another woman and his

confused by

you have a fight

there to fight about

simply drawn a line between them, but Julian kept acting strangely, constantly giving her

how was

again chosen

told Nina everything she had asked Julian at the

thow

thought it was expected then. But now that I’m sober, I feel like someone dug my heart out and left an empty

many factors caused what

that was the part that Diana minded the

to me!” Diana laughed bitterly. “When I mentioned Kayla, he kept his mouth shut as if he was afraid of what

felt her anger climb higher as

good you’ve divorced him! I’ll help you