Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 399

James’s expression changed drastically at Diana’s words.

“W–What hidden story?” he stammered.

Lucy’s eyes flashed with anger.

“Stop making things up, Diana!”

“I haven’t even said anything about it. How would you know if I’m making it up or not?” Diana asked with a mocking laugh.

As she stood there, she looked like a charming existence that had emerged from an ancient painting. She seemed calm, but she exuded a fairy–like aura around her that made it impossible for all who looked at her to disrespect her.

There was also a majestic and dignified light around her, one that incited admiration in many.

Lucy subconsciously compared Diana to Kayla and couldn’t help but lament deeply in her heart. They should’ve just killed this little b*tch back then! Had they done so, Diana wouldn’t turn out to be such a threat!

Lucy’s eyes were so vicious that it was impossible to ignore.

However, Diana wasn’t the slightest bit afraid. She looked at Lucy and said calmly, “I’m still waiting for your reply, Lucy.”

Lucy remained quiet, and Diana continued, “Did you get so worked up because you knew what I was talking about?”

felt her breath

She had fallen

set her

Fulcher family has taken care of you well for the past

Lucy could

turned out this way had much to do with the Fulcher family. However, the biggest reason for her change was

worrying about the pros and cons of the

than that, I’m

she was stuck in the boonies, her talent for design had given her plenty of opportunities to give herself

fears and concerns when Julian had first proposed to her. More than that, she had accepted his

heart that if she worked hard enough, she would eventually gain the same footing as him and that he would always love

LIZ

that his so–called love at first sight and marriage proposal had all been a lie. Julian’s wealth and power were far beyond her

she couldn’t help the self–deprecating and bitter look that

that Diana had seen through everything, and

hell

that he was thoroughly defeated

of Julian in Diana. The overwhelming pressure he usually felt from the man gradually spread from her body, giving

that Diana had grown up in the

lady before him was no longer that

fact, it was clearly justifiable how Julian