Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 393

Kayla started off carefully, “In the future… You might see me imitating her more.”

James was an old–school veteran at tricks, so he could immediately tell that something was wrong with Kayla’s words.

Diana tried to lean closer at this moment, but James shoved her away and jumped on a table, and quickly asked Kayla, “Kayla, tell me the truth. The reason you didn’t tell me about Diana and Julian divorcing… Was it because he didn’t do it for you?”

Kayla saw that it was pointless to try and hide it any longer, so she nodded and said, “Yeah.”

The joy James felt deflated immediately.

He was afraid.

He was afraid that the person Julian really liked was in fact Diana, and that he had bet wrongly.

Kayla didn’t know about his greed and his thoughts, so she continued, “But you only need to understand that Julian’s mine. I’ll make sure to give you a son–in–law who’s willing to spend all the money you want for our family. That’s all you need to know.”

James didn’t speak; the only sound coming from the phone was his breathing. It seemed her words hadn’t deterred him as much as she had hoped.

steeled her resolve and

startled by her

mistaken,” Kayla

the situation in the future; this would only

likes Diana more than me

point. Julian’s feelings for her were based entirely on his gratitude for her saving him when they were children, but Kayla didn’t explain this in detail to

was somewhat threatening when she continued, “But not long ago, you threatened Diana and forced her to marry Clifford

that. was different than usual, which irritated him. However, he didn’t have time to lose his temper as he heard Kayla continue, “You know about the news that Luke

much thought.

and it’s because Luke hurt Diana. Clifford did it to prevent Julian from

family’s influence still dwindled rapidly in Richburgh. His

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paused for a moment before saying, “Now… That

but he never imagined that there was such a

Lucas had hurt Diana and angered Julian, Clifford had

he done

had bet on the wrong