Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 406

However, Julian wasn’t about to let go. Just as Diana was about to continue confronting him, Oliver appeared

in the next second.

Like a savior from heaven, he pulled up slowly beside Diana and said gently, “I’m here to pick you up.”

His words were confident, natural, and familiar.

Diana readily agreed to his words. “Thank you for being so considerate, darling.”

With that said, she pulled open the door and got into the car.

Julian was left standing alone, staring as the car drove off and faded out of sight. After a few more moments, he felt his world almost collapse.

He hadn’t misheard it, right?

What had Diana said just now…?

Did she…did she just call Oliver darling?

Julian thought about the photos he had seen of Diana and Oliver over the past two days. He had his men follow her, and they had taken pictures for him to see.

He finally understood what was going on, and felt like someone had smashed his heart until and left a giant hole there. That gaping hole in his heart kept widening and hurt deeply, leaving a sense of suffocation in its wake.

Julian staggered backwards.

caught him, helping

“Julian.”

pulled back into his childhood when he heard Kayla call

had always been well–behaved and mild–mannered, and she was also kind and gentle. It was why she had saved him

A life–saving grace…

heavy thing

mistook it for love, and had also given Kayla a lot

had done a lot of

at Kayla and said coldly, “This makeup doesn’t suit you. Don’t do it again

he also got into the car, which Noel was

Since she wasn’t here anymore,

right after Diana left, and the jealousy in her heart was bursting. She raised her hand and wiped her face until all the makeup was gone,

through the front gates.

from Kayla that she was dropping by, she waited for

what’s wrong with your

eyebrows had gone out of shape, revealing her original brows underneath them. In short,

terrible.

just cried, her eyes were red; she looked as if

up.

heart race

that she had lost to the latter’s