Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 401

Oh, how amusing!

Should Diana say that James was very articulate, or should she call him heartless?

Diana looked at him with a mocking gaze. “Then I suppose I have to thank you.”

James immediately wiped away his tears and stood up happily. He even tried to get closer to Diana, but she retreated a few steps to avoid him.

It was hard to imagine that the man with such a personality was actually her birth father.

Diana looked at his face, which resembled hers, and felt her heart beat faster in her chest.

If it were possible, she wished she had never come to Richburgh when she had turned eighteen, let alone to the Winnington family. At the very least, she could hold on to her imagination that her parents were great people.

James could sense Diana’s distaste for him, and awkwardly withdrew his hand.

“It’s good that you understand my good intentions.”

Diana nodded. “Sure.”

It was pointless to talk about it.

James’s fault that she was lost as

heart had turned

place within the family? Plus, when Diana

that illegitimate daughter, he was going to give

Hah.

mockery, Diana couldn’t muster any energy to

Lucy deeply,” Diana said, looking at James with eyes that radiated an unnerving

over for her, but he caught himself and straightened

one who wanted to throw

Even

She gently pressed her red lips to his ear and said, “James! Did something happen between you and Kayla that I don’t

pressed tightly against him, as if

his cheating and deliberately losing his daughter had been exposed to

hide it and clung to

a look and held Lucy closer, as though the two wanted to meld

was speechless at their disgusting

was afraid that Diana would hear their conversation. The moment Lucy pressed closer to him, he quickly relayed the contents of the conversation on

listened, the more worried she grew. Once James was

returned, she glared at Diana

“I didn’t care much about what happened when I was a child back

if she would have any recollection on why