Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Julian’s Stand-In Wife By South Wind Dialect Chapter 411

Which luxury store in Richburgh didn’t recognize Fanny Smith’s face?

There were a lot of brands begging her to wear their clothes and carry their bags, yet this clerk was telling her that they had to wait even though they had arrived first? And that they could only continue after the

other customer was done?

Fanny had never been treated like this, and she was immediately upset.

However, Oliver wasn’t overly concerned about such matters. He could also tell that the clerk was in a difficult position. So, he waved his hand to dismiss her and said to Fanny, “Let’s just wait a bit, okay?”

But Fanny refused. “Oliver!”

She huffed, “Today’s the first time Diana is out with us! We got bullied, but you’re just taking things lightly? Are you a man or not?”

That was a heavy statement.

Regardless, Oliver was a gentleman and saw Fanny like a sister, so he didn’t take her words to heart.

On the contrary, Diana felt a little awkward. “Fanny, it’s fine…”

Before she could finish, she heard a familiar voice ring out, “Are there any other styles?”

the selections before him. He had a feeling that none of them matched

looked up, only to see

before a pile of women’s clothing with a frown, obviously unhappy with what was there and was

that was delaying their shopping was

him and looked up sharply, but Diana was one step faster and quickly

“Sorry about this.”

Julian, and she took Oliver’s arm before adding, “I need

Oliver had helped Diana get out of an awkward situation as well as from Julian’s non–stop pestering. And now, she needed to

heart welled up with guilt. She looked at Fanny

her daze and saw Oliver and Diana’s linked hands. She quickly smiled, but

“Why would I?”

that

look really

she nudged Diana’s shoulder and joked, “Seriously, consider my

such a dull guy. Fanny was sure it would take him forever before he confessed

to give him a little push for it to

as he hadn’t known about what Fanny had said to Diana back

with you,” Fanny said.

heart, Fanny and Oliver were a perfect match. They

didn’t make it feel like a burden to