Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 410

But…there was no reason for Oliver to buy her anything!

Diana was about to refuse when Fanny continued, “Consider this my investment, just that my brother is paying for it.”

The more Oliver listened, the more a strange feeling grew in his heart.

“Fanny, are you sure there’s nothing wrong with your brain?”

She had repeatedly referred to him as her brother; he was close to having goosebumps if she did it a few more times.

“You’ve always wanted me to acknowledge you that way, didn’t you?” Fanny said, quickly seeing through his thoughts. “Now that I’m doing it, you’re saying there’s something wrong with me? Ugh! You’re the one with a problem, okay?”

After saying that, Fanny pushed them into a luxury brand shop.

“Come on, let’s pick out some clothes first!”

Then, she turned to Oliver and asked, “Are you paying or not?”

Oliver laughed in a helpless manner. “Didn’t you say it just now? You invest, and I foot the bill. Of course I’ll pay.”

Even with the sunglasses blocking her eyes, Diana could tell that there was a glint of mirth in Fanny’s eyes.

couldn’t help but look back and forth between Fanny and Oliver. The more she did, the more

that Fanny was adopted. There shouldn’t be

however, it seemed he didn’t really

to be the

the

there a pair of lovers as oblivious as them in this

a laugh at the

had just changed into a white top and cropped pants that Fanny had picked for her. As she walked out of the fitting room, her black hair fell on her back like

but Diana was on another level completely. Diana’s

However, it wasn’t enough.

Diana. Let’s see if a through–and–through man’s taste

this area, but he took one look at

came today because he wanted to buy some clothes for Diana. When he saw her at the Winnington residence’s entrance just now, he noticed that she was wearing the same attire she

clothes to the hospital for her to choose from. With that thought in mind, Julian decided to come to SK Mall and pick

fair complexion, which made her suited

him of a

his usually

to greet

replied, his voice clear and cold as he stood before a row of women’s attire, carefully considering the