Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 384

When Diana looked up and closed at the server’s face, she suddenly felt that the latter looked suspiciously

familiar.

She stared at the server for a while, and a trace of nervousness appeared on his face.

“Do you need anything else?”

“No, it’s nothing,” Diana said, waving her hand. “Sorry I kept staring at you. I don’t need anything else.”

The server nodded and left. He walked around the corner and opened the watch on his wrist, which had a

video call turned on.

“Mr. Fulcher,” he greeted respectfully. “Ma’am almost recognized me.”

“Hmm,” Julian responded from the small video.

His handsome features were clear on the small screen. It looked like the sun was casting soft rays on him, as he looked to be covered in a layer of golden light. There was an air of arrogance around him that was hard to ignore, even if the exchange happened through a video call.

He had watched the entire scene play out before him clearly through the miniature pinhole camera.

Diana’s smile was especially attention-grabbing.

She had smiled at Oliver more times in the few minutes than she had at him in the last few months!

“Keep watching,” Julian instructed.

into a hotel or something, he would

“Understood.”

was about to cut the call,

“Julian!”

curled into a smile. His actions and movements made his face appear even more superior and dashing on the small

“Diana,” he replied evenly.

send someone to spy on me?!” Diana’s face was red

hence why she followed the server after

confirming your relationship with

so, he was in the right to keep track of her pursuit of

way, Julian simply wanted Diana

anything happen to

behavior clearly made her think that something was

his brain.

Otherwise, why would you go through the trouble of sending her flowers today?” Diana hissed in one breath, sounding as if she had suppressed her

I send her flowers? And since when did

never thought

sneered. “You know what

by pretending to please me. We’re already divorced, so there’s even less need to pretend to care about me. I don’t need that

finished talking, she

word she said cut into

former standing in the middle of a pile of flowers in front of the animal clinic, was burned vividly into her memory. Even right now, Diana felt like she could see it