Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 394

Kayla traced the table slowly. Her damaged vocal cords made her sound creepy as she continued, “Well… You can try to back out, I suppose. But I wonder, what will happen to you if I tell Julian everything you’ve done to Diana in the past?”

“Are you threatening me?!” James asked, his eyes widening incredulously.

“Yes. What of it?”

Compared to his angry tone, Kayla’s voice was calm yet steely.

James had never experienced this side of Kayla. The Kayla he remembered had always been well–behaved and never spoke to him with such an attitude.

But today, he was seeing a different side of his daughter.

“Kayla Winnington!”

Kayla couldn’t help but shiver when she heard James’s roar. She wouldn’t have said so much if she hadn’t been forced to. If she didn’t bring James to her side and make him stay, she feared something would go wrong in the future.

For now, she needed to pretend to be strong, so she didn’t let her voice waver.

“If there’s nothing else, I’m hanging up.”

James wanted to speak more, but the next second, all he could hear was the dial tone.

She…!

moment. He wanted nothing more than to call Kayla back home and demand her

fall backward; however, Diana caught him

“Are you okay?”

someone holding him up, James grabbed the pillar beside him and slowly straightened up. He opened his eyes with much

“…I’m fine.”

to hear his conversation with Kayla, he had deliberately run far away from her. Despite that, Diana was able to run to him

warmth James had never felt before spread through his body quietly, and he suddenly regretted

regretted doing so many ridiculous things

Kayla was right. He had

thought, James’s face turned cold

I don’t

had choked on something, and let

loss of support; he almost fell backward

he hurriedly grabbed the pillar again, giving Diana a vicious glare as

manner. “You told

there must have been some conflict between him and Kayla on the phone just now. He wouldn’t have said those words otherwise, which were clearly referring to

hadn’t been able to hear their

voice rang out. Darling, are you back? Come

said, “Sorry

who it was standing before her,